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How is doing school from home benefit you. (paragraph)
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How is doing school from home benefit you. (paragraph)

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Doing school from home benefits me by allowing me to be relaxed and not overwhelmed by fellow peers. I am constantly feeling comfortable and not having any anxiety from other stuff. I also am able to go my own pace and it makes me feel so much more confident on my performance in school. I can email my teacher and peers and ask for help without feeling embarrassed from others reactions when I ask.

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Answer:Doing school from home has benefited me in so many ways:1)It has helped me in catching up and not been left out. 2)When school opens,I won't have any problems trying to remember topics and so on. 3)I also have much time to read and study.4)I am a border,now i am not in school my parents are here to make sure I study.5)At home you understand the classes properly and submit assignments and properly and accurate because no one is here to rush you and you have everything to make you understand properly.6)You will be happy because you are with your siblings and parents(For borders).

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