Is Education Accessible to All during COVID-19 Pandemic


Covid-19 has had a variety of effects on the globe. Many individuals have been harmed, and millions of lives have been squandered. Because of the epidemic, transportation, labor, material production, and education have all been halted. It is difficult to live with this virus since the world has changed, but people are adjusting.



From preventing kids from learning to ensuring their safety, education offers an answer. Students will learn in a new way using modular classrooms and online classes. While online classes professors will lecture through an online meeting, modules are accessible through link or delivery. The quality of this sort of class isn't great, and as a student, I'm running out of time when it comes to completing responsibilities. Other information and remarks are missing from the module, making it difficult to respond. The internet connection in online classes is an issue, and it is difficult to learn if the connection and communication between professors and students is not seamless. schools tend to give lower quality of education. Less attention can be given to individual students and it is difficult to motivate them. We need to make sure that these learners will be properly educated and obtain the knowledge and skills needed to raise the social and economic growth. Philippines is the only country that didn’t resume face-to-face classes in Asia. 


If difficulties arise, students will report them so that they may be resolved or adjusted to make things better. If a person truly wants to study and be educated, it is up to him or her, but school duties and activities should be limited depending on pupils' ability. 

References

https://tinyurl.com/bn84tp4n Retrieved October 23, 2021

https://tinyurl.com/cr6zv9j6 Retrieved October 23, 2021

Comments

  1. AlexaOctober 27, 2021 at 2:25 PM

    Very well said Gabriel! I agree in the part 'If a person truly wants to study and be educated, it is up to him or her, but school duties and activities should be limited depending on pupils' ability'. I love your ways of your words, you make them easy to read and understand.

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  2. AnonOctober 29, 2021 at 7:35 AM

    I sympathize with everything you have said, since as a student myself I also had the same views regarding our situations right now

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