Quality Education For A Better Future

      

        We are all aware that the pandemic has affected how we normally live, and the education of students is no exception. In the first months of 2020, our learning was interrupted due to the rapid spread of the Covid-19. Of course, we students were upset by the news. Students had no idea when their schools would reopen. Despite the difficulties caused by the pandemic, the Philippine government did not use this as an excuse to halt the education of students. In the Philippines, education is crucial to a person’s life.

        What we are experiencing as students today demonstrates the importance of education. Despite the ongoing pandemic, the Philippine government developed various approaches in order to continue the education of students. Distance learning has been introduced, which includes the use of technology, electronic devices, modules, and so on. Students were new to this approach, and some lacked the necessary equipment for this form of learning. As a result, learners encountered multiple difficulties with this approach. However, as we continue to engage in this type of learning, we gradually get to discover ways on how to study effectively. Even though it is hard on our part, we still do our best to stay educated in the midst of the pandemic with the assistance of our teachers. Being educated is important because this helps us grow into better individuals. We can further develop our skills and abilities, allowing us to achieve our goals in life. Our knowledge can serve as a weapon we can use to defend ourselves.

         Quality education gives students a brighter future. In this time of the pandemic, quality education is still essential for every learner. I believe that we are all born intelligent; we just need to develop or enhance it in order for it to be useful. Understanding the importance of education is crucial because it has a great impact on others around you. It is beneficial to you, your family, and society. We shouldn’t give up even if we are surrounded by challenges. Just look at how far you’ve come and continue to do and show your best.

Sources:

Moneymax. "Distance Learning in the Philippines: Is It the Best Method for Your Child?" Published September 2, 2021. Retrieved on October 21, 2021 at https://bit.ly/2Z7G7PY.

Rappler. "3 case studies: How ready are Philippine schools for distance learning?" Published August 1, 2020. Retrieved on October 21, 2021 at https://bit.ly/307UWmd.