IS THERE QUALITY EDUCATION WITH THE PANDEMIC GOING ON?

 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 more problems going to be the solution? The burden that students and teachers carry every day that their class in going on, there are lots of solution to it like academic freeze but none seem to like whether to implement it.


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  1. JorrynNobyembre 21, 2020 nang 1:17 AM

    Naalis ng may-ari ang komentong ito.

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  2. JorrynNobyembre 21, 2020 nang 1:20 AM

    Ang ganda ng layout ng iyong blog Adrian. Gustong-gusto ko ang magbasa sa iyong mga blogs. Nakaka walang pagod at nagbibigay kaalaman tungkol sa mga bagay bagay.

    TumugonBurahin
  3. AldrianNobyembre 24, 2020 nang 8:25 AM

    I agree that this so called "new normal" is not really that effective, it have many disadvantages and problems. A lot of students are suffering and are having a lot of problems because of this new normal. You are right, even teachers and parents are also having a hard time adapting in this new system. But for now, we must bare with it, we have no choice because of this ongoing pandemic. Good job on sharing your thoughts about this "new normal."

    TumugonBurahin
  4. David JonathanNobyembre 24, 2020 nang 9:53 PM

    Astounding! I really like your work. Keep it up.

    TumugonBurahin
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    1. David JonathanNobyembre 24, 2020 nang 9:55 PM

      Outside of your article, I also like the conflation of the colours you used. Amazing job Adrian!

      Burahin
  5. LeonardoDisyembre 1, 2020 nang 4:37 AM

    Great! Your blog is straightforward yet it is simple to understand and exceptionally purposive. Other than, your choice of theme is extraordinary, moreover the pictures you employ are decent and exceptionally fitting. Incredible work! God bless!

    TumugonBurahin
  6. JanzDisyembre 3, 2020 nang 4:20 AM

    I admire you for agreeing to the fact that our country is undisputably unprepared and is not in shape to continue the school year especially because of the current burden of the pandemic. The government must indeed consider the struggle that the students and educators are going through.

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