Online education can be seen as easier, and it's less effort on the teacher's side, however it depends how you look at it, it can be more effort as you'd have to use more technology and if there's a teacher marking work they'd have to upload worksheets and download and mark your given work online.. Etc, so you may be stuck with teachers that aren't experienced enough? Also online education is definitely modern and people like new and different things so it attracts a lot of people too although it doesn't always provide the same benefits as you're not really socializing, you're just sitting on a computer and submitting work, and that may be seen as a problem in this society as so many young people are already spending most of their time online and on network sites so it can be seen as encouraging young people to go online more which people and parents already have an issue with. We like traditional ways, it shows more prosperity and intuition, people born in the early 60's or whatever compared to people who are born in this modern day aren't seen as clever because we have everything on our plate really, we have the internet and we have certain educational programs for those who cannot cope with higher education when in those days nobody had these opportunities. So I say traditional education is better in some sense as you have the teacher for guidance and they are in reach so there wouldn't be a problem and plus the teacher can build a relationship with you and get to know you better and understand your learning needs and habits, if any.
