Saturday, October 23, 2021

EDUCATION CONTINUES


Everything went chaotic when the pandemic started that was caused by the COVID-19, which results in a lot of changes. These changes include the method of continuing education, which caused problems in a variety of situations. Many students struggle to face the difficulties that have occurred in the learning system, such as online classes, where some students cannot afford to acquire gadgets or pay for internet connections. Students also struggle to focus on their lessons due to distractions, difficulties with self-study, and a plethora of other incalculable causes. However, it is not only students that are battling during these troubled times. Parents and teachers are also affected by the changing style of learning since it is a different and new teaching method that teachers must learn. It was difficult not to have face-to-face classes because it was the most normally utilized practice of giving education to humanity. Many individuals had mixed feelings about the new system, but they quickly realized that it was the only option to keep academic affairs moving forward.

 

In this current situation, everyone is now experiencing the challenges of a new method of learning through modules and virtual meets. During the epidemic, the Department of Education used several methods and innovations to keep education running. The 2020-2021 school year was held without classes in schools, but rather through Google Meet or Zoom. Teachers communicate with their students using Facebook and Messenger. Programs such as the start of the school year were broadcast live on Facebook, while other activities such as the earthquake drill were carried out by performing it at home and submitting photographs of participation. A lot of learners used printed modular because it was much more affordable and accessible while the rest went through online files and online submissions for them to be more cautious about the current condition regarding the pandemic. The same thing is happening in the 2021-2022 academic year, although more students have acclimated to their new daily lives and ways of completing their studies. Some may still find it difficult to regulate this due to personal reasons, but it is certain that they find ways to continue learning despite the complicated situations they are experiencing. A lot of stressful circumstances may have occurred during the pandemic but everyone is trying to do everything to still learn and receive education in any way because it is the key to the betterment of the youth, society, and future.


 In my opinion, the current education system may be different in how it is provided, but it is still what society needs to help everyone have a brighter future. If we have survived a year of just virtual and modular education, we may continue to pursue education in this new way of learning until the epidemic is over. Sure, it was challenging, but consider the part where everyone is coming up with new strategies to provide great education under a crisis. To be honest, everything may be easier for us if we remain passionate and motivated to finish our studies without hesitation.


Reference: Cantiaga, Y. (2021). CHED Adopts Flexible Learning for Good, Youth Groups React. My pope. https://www.mypope.com.ph/ched-adopts-flexible-learning-for-good/

2 comments:

  1. I agree with your point. This new normal is not easy to cope up with. It's hard and tiring. But if we keep on complaining about it, It'll just make use feel bad about it more. It's all just a matter of acceptance, faith, and patience. We'll get through this soon, in god's perfect timing.

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  2. True, the new learning style is challenging since not everyone can afford a stable internet connection and gadgets such as computers, mobile phones, or tablets. We've already survived a year of virtual schooling, so why not keep going? Face-to-face classes will return soon. I appreciate reading your blog since I learn a lot from it. Keep up the wonderful work.

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