I am your teacher not your internet service provider

The article titled “I am your teacher not your internet service provider ”, by Ellen Laird is an analysis of the differences between online classes and physical classroom teaching. As a teacher, one is required to either teach online or physical classes. Both methods of teaching have their advantages and disadvantages. According to the article, Ellen Laird has been an online classes teacher and is now ready to change her career to physical classes.

A review of the article I am your teacher not your internet service provider by Ellen Laird

In the article “I am your teacher not your internet service provider”, Ellen Laird, gives a story tells about her online class. She is keen to express her opinion about the difference between online classes and the physical classroom setting. She is keen on how students in online classes approach the class syllabus. She starts by stating that the syllabus is not a food menu. In this, she is expressing how students choose and pick content that they are comfortable with leaving the other for later. In the article I am your teacher not your internet service provider, she explains that this is a major challenge as when students select assignments, they are not able to complete all the work on time.