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                   5.  Informal Assessments Motivate Learners
               Many  students  are  resistant  to  formal  evaluations,  and
               experts agree that standardized testing isn’t always a fair
               representation of a child’s intelligence.
                  Through  online  training  programs,  teachers  have  the
               opportunity to cultivate and improve deeper learning skills
               without  limiting  their  students.  Teachers  can  provide
               guidance  and  feedback  via  an  online  medium  and  keep
               track of their students’ progress at all times.
                  A child’s ability to understand and investigate a subject
               can then be determined and adjustments made to optimize
               their learning experience.

                   6.  Collaborative Learning Prompts Discussion
               Traditional  learning  techniques  are  often  a  closed  book.
               While  the  educator  can  instill  wisdom  in  their  students,
               there are no reciprocal measures.
                  Children  aren’t  able  to  identify  which  learning
               strategies  best  suit  their  needs,  as  there  is  little  time  for
               feedback and discussion.
                  E-Learning  allows  for  more  fluid  teaching  methods.
               Collaboration  is  a  fundamental  component  of  deeper
               learning  and  enables  students  to  view  critical  problems
               from a variety of perspectives.
                  Online  training  programs  that  accommodate  goal
               sharing  and  promote  a  culture  of  communication  will
               ultimately deliver a richer learning experience.


               References
                   1.  Anshor.,  (2010),  Islamic  Education  Transformation,
                      First Edition, Jakarta: Gaung Persada Press.
                   2.  Sudarwan  Danim.,  (2015),  Media  Communication
                      Education: Professional Services Learning and Quality
                      Learning Outcomes, Second Edition, Jakarta: Earth Script.
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