PANDEMIC SCHOOLING EDUCATION IN THE LENSE OF PANDEMIC

 



The outbreak of the COVID-19 virus has turned out to be a global health emergency and declare by the world HEALTH ORGANIZATION ( WHO ) as a pandemic which relevant a whole country. It creates a significant knock-on effects on the daily life of citizens. The pandemic had far reaching economic consequences beyond the spread of the disease it self which resulted in an extensive disruption such as closure of schools and global economic stagnatation. Due to the pandemic many countries are temporarily closed educational institution to prevent the spread of the virus Here in the Philippines the pandemic brought challenges and has affected the economy encompassing the educational sector. In order to continue the education during this pandemic the Deped creates a new normal education where in face to face classes were suspended and as an alternative they created the distance modular learning and online class. Distance modular learning is the learning delivery modalities that feature the self learning modules which public school uses due to the fact that many of the students doesn’t have an access to the internet. While online class are required to private schools as well as the college level which allow the students to communicate with their teacher virtually. However this alternative learning deliveries brought challenges to the students which causes some to kill their selves as well as loses their mental stability. Students were stress due to the fact that there are many workloads , financial burden and doesn’t have an access to the internet. One of the negative impact of this pandemic to youth is at risk of mental illness commit suicides as well as they losses their minds. Due to the lack of face to face class students may feel loneliness which brought to physical health concerns such as lack of motivation, avoidance and fatigue. This is more likely to cause psychological distress wherein the stress in the school matter triggers students to commit suicides as well as they completely loses their minds. To sum it all there are negative and positive effects of the learning modalities to the student . The positive effect of the learning modalities to students. The positive effect of it is that DepEd make sure to attain the mission and vision of school which is to provide a quality education to the learners they created an alternatives however the negative impact of it is that some students were not able to adopt it.

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