What do you think? Date: April 18,2022 Author: Sequoia The pandemic created havoc in the whole world since the spread of the Corona Virus in the year 2020. It can be remembered that the said virus hit the country in late January of the stated year and the government announced a selected lockdown on several parts of the archipelago in March 2020. Provided that statement, it cannot deny that it seemingly alters the normal systematic routine of all the people around the planet. With that being said, the alteration doesn’t exclude the operation and services of multiple executive departments of the Philippine government. And one of the most affected is the education sector. Due to the said crisis, the education sector has to find ways to continue to provide and extend learning to the students most conveniently and safely. Therefore, the Department of Education (DepEd) has decided to implement the new normal form of education which is modular learning. This has been commonly used by public primary and secondary schools. Learning through printed and digital modules appears to be the most favored distance learning option for parents with children enrolled this academic year, according to a poll done by the Department of Education (DepEd). Taking into account that not all of the students have gadgets or internet connections for them to be able to adapt to the online class type of learning modality. Teachers would distribute a set of modules every week and give students a specific timeline on when to pass the given self-learning modules. This allows the students to work on their activities according to their own pace and comfortability. However, despite that, there are still several students who fail to pass their respected printed modules in time which often leads them to be caught up by an overlapping set of it. Of course, multiple sets of modules will make the students panic and will eventually lead to low-quality answers. To address such concerns, me and my co-researcher decided to focus on identifying the factors affecting the students from submitting their modules on time. After we will successfully identify the factors, we’ll immediately proceed in proposing solutions and recommendations to solve the said issue. _________________________________________________ **Author's Viewpoint** Maybe you are a bit confused about this article of mine. It’s a bit more formal and serious than my usual write-ups, right? It is mainly because of the reason that this is the first draft of our Classroom-based action Research topic rationale that I made. Since I have no topic in mind, I have decided to share it here and ask for your opinions about this one. I am open to constructive criticism hihi. But don’t worry, this draft has been revised already. **_________________________________________________**
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The number one factor is a distraction. Students are fixated on spending their valuable time on social media.
Yah, I totally agree with this one sis.
Naalala ko tuloy yung pag lockdown Langga. Kabang kaba pa ako nun sa virus. Talagang ingat na ingat ako nun Langga. Sa facemask ko. Alcohol lagi tas naapektuhan transportation nun. Daming apektado nun Langga nung nag start ng pandemic.
haays nagbigay yun ng trauma sa karamihan sa atin ate ganda
Oo Langga sobra. Yung lalabas ka na takot na takot ka talaga. Hindi ko makalimutan yung mga araw na yun.
God bless on your paper my friend, I hope you'll be able to come up with a great result. Doing research is sure fun but tiring at the same time.
Yes siiis huhu. this is my weakness actually
Best wishes dear.
thanks Luci
Innovation in education is coming day by day. I am afraid that in the future, online education will be preferred to books. I don't think this system will work for your school because it is difficult to use common sense at home haha. Good luck friend!
That is why, face to face class is really the best
Actually, the student is not able to concentrate in the online class due to laziness and the result is opposite. I experienced this last year during an epidemic.
I wish you good luck really....I hope it goes well.
thank youuu
Modular learning helped in continuing education of learners, but the learnings they've acquired are way too little. Not every student is dedicated in answering their modules the way teachers want 'em. That's why I'd prefer for students to have limited face to face classes.
Indeed.I really prefer face to face class by
Yung ang teacher na gumagawa nang mga alternative para lang mabigay ang sapat na edukasyon sa mga studyante. #Respect #SaluteToTeachers
kaya ng beb eh. they deserve to be appreciated
Teachers play an important role. Siguro naay mga reasons behind why nganong dili makapasa ang students sa ilang module on time. Time management, walay muuban ug hatod sa module, wala pa nahuman ug answer, walay mutabang or kanang nagpaabot sila sa ilahang barkada para sabay na magpasa.
kaya gani sis dghan kaayug factors
I hate online classes causes it is so irritating and teachers nowadays try to make online classes so that they could get more students but I want offline classes...and best wishes to you dear
I prefer face to face
Sa online class murag wala jud koy natun.an ba kay permi putol² lisud kaayo makaconnect haha
nahh lisud jud kaayu ying ay
thanks for sharing it here sis.. so which side are you? face to face or modular?
face to face talaga ako ateeee. lalo na sa primary kasi mas need tlaga nila yung classroom environment
Padayun lang gihapon ta maam. Lord willing mawala rani ang pandemya puhon. Laban lang!