It has been almost two years since the first outbreak of the pandemic brought by Covid-19 went terrorizing our country. Looking back, it has caused nothing but fright and too much risk among the lives of the Filipinos young and old alike…
To say that the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has changed the world would be an understatement. In less than a year since the virus emerged, Philippines faced a new way of everyday life, which is called as new normal.
It was more than a year since pandemic changed the world and put it into silence. It drastically shifted paradigms into rote teaching and learning. Despite many attempts to bend the sad truth by launching innovations, interventions and researches, the fact remains that this pandemic is continuously leading K to 12 Education in exacerbated challenges.
We cannot repudiate or hide the fear, anxiety, struggles and adjustments brought by COVID-19. The spread of Corona Virus stopped and altered our way of living and all our activities. It also created huge impact and changes in businesses, tourism, services, and educational systems worldwide, and safety became everyone’s outmost priority.
Along with the Russian journalist Dmitry Muratov, Rappler CEO, Maria Ressa have awarded the prestigious Nobel Peace Prize for their outstanding effort in the safeguard of the freedom of expression; shaping democracy through unveiling the balance of truthful and independent journalism.
The challenges brought by the pandemic to the schools, home, and community cannot be undermined. People experienced stress of all kinds: mental, emotional, psychological, social, and most of all, economic, at different degrees and levels.
In this time of the pandemic, helpfulness and supportiveness is very visible to everyone especially to those individuals who are passionate about providing proper education to children. There are individuals who would donate much from having the least.
For the past year, months, and days most of the countries around the world lived with fear, anxiety, and grief due to loss of lives caused by the pandemic. Different sectors of the economy were forced to shut down which caused unemployment to many of our fellow Filipinos. (by Mr. Rodel Danganan)
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