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LoganMountgarre

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Q: How Can You Benefit From Online Courses?

5 years 36 weeks ago in General - Other cities

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sorrel

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i am sure a spammer will tell us (with a new alias)

maybe tell us what sort of online course you are thinking of.

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5 years 36 weeks ago

Sandnose

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Simple answer; you can't.

This has been demonstrated over the past 6 months. Students get basically nothing from them, teachers get peanuts but on the positive side parents get some free time without needing to drive their little emperor around town.

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5 years 36 weeks ago

limyaumee

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We need to choose wisely the online courses. We can choose the course outside of China. Please revert to me if you keen to enroll in any online courses that I can recommend to you.

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5 years 34 weeks ago

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