Umaasa ang DepEd na gamay na ng maraming estudyante't guro ang kalakaran sa distance learning sa pagbubukas ng panibagong school year sa gitna ng pandemya. Handa na ba kayong magbalik-eskuwela ulit? BUONG ULAT:
MANILA — Philippine public schools are set to welcome a new academic year on Monday, which will see millions of students still studying from their homes under a challenging distance learning setup as in-person classes remain banned while the country continues to face a surge in coronavirus infections.
Malaluan, however, acknowledged that there would still be challenges in terms of learning resources and “the ability of the teacher to have constant supervision of the learning process.” Latest data from the Department of Education showed that nearly 22 million registered in basic education — including both public and private schools — this year, equivalent to only 83.6 percent of the 26.2 million students from the previous academic year, which saw around a million learners miss school.
The Teachers’ Dignity Coalition questioned the DepEd’s readiness to open the school year, fearing that “the upcoming school year might be just a repeat of the previous one.” While the DepEd distributed sim cards with internet data to teachers, not all educators find the aid useful, said Herrera, who suggested that the agency give internet and communication allowances instead.
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