Education during Pandemic

 

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   Learning during this pandemic is complicated. Learning during this pandemic for me is like taking homework every day without going to school.  For me the quality of Education during this pandemic is bad. People try their best to buy gadgets for their online classes. Can this pandemic really stop our learning?

               Department of Education (Deped) is trying their best to support students and pupils to stay productive although there is pandemic. Education in the Philippines can be through modular or online. For me, studying online and not face to face is hard because there is no teacher who is guiding you, . I also doubt that students will learn anything this school year because the modules and task given to students and pupils are limited. For grade school they can learn because they have their parents who guide them but what about those graduating students that needed experience for their course? In school, students can easily learn because the teacher provides explanation and also demonstration. The impact of this pandemic to education has been observed globally. Online learning also have cons. cheating and answer sheet sharing are identified to be the problem in this online learning. Cheating can be more possible through online learning than face to face learning. It is in ourselves to take the easy way so student cheat to make their task easier. Government should allow face to face learning in places without Covid cases.

               Every one of us is a genius like Albert Einstein said. The system of education today must improve to thrive so that the productivity of every students would stay. The quality of education can still be better if we study harder and not to pressure ourselves during this situation.


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