Adrian

  Should modular and online class even be considered as quality education? First of all, why is online class implemented? It was implemented due to the ongoing pandemic we are facing. With social distancing, students and teachers can’t really face each other and have class face to face. Honestly, having online class, or getting modules have a lot of challenges. One can have slow net connection, have less signal to receive, parents maybe busy, and even limited use of gadgets, laptops, and printers. A lot of students are facing these problems with this “new” education for the pandemic, some get depressed, some get frustrated, some get stressed to the point that they think about ending their own life due to the problems and situations they face in their online or modular classes. Not only students but teachers also have a hard time adjusting how the system of these classes work, teaching and providing modules with the amount of students they have. With the pandemic going on, is adding mor

How do we call or make a country resilient? Resilient is the ability to withstand or recover quickly from a difficult situation or crisis. Do we call Philippines a resilient country? Us people sometimes find it easy and hard to recover from a situation or problem, is it the same for our country? Every year we face lots of difficult problems, we face natural disasters, accidents, calamities, and now the ongoing pandemic Covid-19. At first, lots of Filipinos panic and worry about this virus spreading throughout the world, but slowly and surely we act and recover from this growing pandemic. As an individual we have different views and solutions to these kinds of problems. But as citizens within the same country we can choose to help each other to further recover from the problems we face. But for a country to be resilient we need a strong and dependable leader to guide us to these problems. Lots of times Philippines has recovered from different crisis and calamities, like typhoons and oth