Budgetary Support for Teachers Not Enough for Online Learning System, Senator Gatchalian Says Senator Sherwin Gatchalian admitted that the budgetary support for teachers is not enough to sustain the online learning. On Thursday (February 25, 2021), the lawmaker said that the support for teachers is not enough to sustain the distance learning system in the … Read more
DepEd Considers Shortening Summer Break To Two Weeks DEPED – The Department of Education recently considers shortening the summer break to two weeks and extend the school year. Education undersecretary Diosdado San Antonio made the statement, who added that the quarter might be extended two weeks to give students more time to complete school requirements … Read more
Bong Go Says President Duterte to Summon Cybercrime Experts to Stop Students From Selling Sensual Images for Online Learning Senator Bong Go said that President Duterte would summon government’s cybercrime experts to stop the reports about students selling sensual images online. Earlier this week, Senator Sherwin Gatchalian received reports that some students are selling obscene … Read more
Hilarious Self-Learning Modules Elicit Comments Online The hilarious photos of self-learning modules given to the students have gone viral and elicit comments from the netizens. The Philippine government has already implemented the distance learning method due to the threat of the coronavirus pandemic. Students have given to pursue their studies through online class. The Department … Read more
4 Homeless Students Lives in Jeepney & Sharing w/ 1 Gadget for Online Class Four homeless students who were living in a jeepney after evicted from home are just sharing with one gadget to pursue their studies. The Twitter page “DZMM TeleRadyo” has shared the video of four students who also cousins living in a … Read more
Books More Effective Than Modules Amid Shift To Distance Learning BOOKS MORE EFFECTIVE THAN MODULES – Due to the coronavirus pandemic, students and teachers shifted to distance learning. Those who are privileged to have good data signals or internet in their homes could opt to do online learning. However, those who don’t are required to … Read more
Veteran Broadcast Journalists to Help Teachers Become Broadcasters Amid Pandemic Amid the new normal class setting due to the COVID-19 pandemic, veteran broadcast journalists from different networks will join forces to help teachers to become broadcasters. Multi-awarded broadcast journalists from GMA-7, TV5, and ABS-CBN will join forces to help teachers become broadcasters in the midst … Read more
Student Expresses Dismay Over Alleged Harsh Respond of Assistant Principal An assistance principal earns criticisms from the online community over his alleged harsh respond to a student asking for its section. Online learning is the new learning system in the Philippines implemented by government officials. The distance learning aims to prevent the face to face … Read more
CHED: 731 Colleges, Universities To Start Online Learning Starting August CHED – The Commission on Higher Education said that there are about 731 higher education institutions who will start online and blended learning this August. This came from CHED chairperson Prospero de Vera, who also said in a Palace briefing, that there are only 20 … Read more
Some Teachers Plan to Retire Due To Hardships of Distance Learning Some teachers are already planning to retire due to the hardships of performing distance learning for their students. The Department of Education is set to start the online learning amid the coronavirus pandemic. The distance learning is in accordance with the health protocols and … Read more
