For children, going to school was not only for them to receive an education but also to interact with their peers socially. Sports, events, and other types of activities that take place during the academic year allow young ones to work on their relationships. However, with the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic, social distancing has become the norm.
Tough times never last but tough people do. Lockdown may be tough on our patience and testing the courage of people all over the world, but staying at home and acting positive can transform difficulties into laughter. As the coronavirus unleashed havoc, the subsequent lockdown changed many aspects of life. Businesses and offices being temporarily closed to several new norms of social distancing, hygiene and sanitization have been introduced. Working from home and taking online Read more…
In the education sector in the Philippines, about 27 million learners, 1 million teachers, and additional non-teaching staff have been severely impacted by the ongoing Covid-19 crisis. Whereas, globally more than 1.5 billion learners across different nations in the world are compelled to stay at home and learn through online means, making online learning as the new normal in the schools and educational institutions.
When a pandemic hits the world, panic spreads across the hemisphere without mercy. It is a very new and most challenging experience for everyone. The new normalcy can be challenging to accept and deal with it. Especially when the children are at home the whole day, the attention required is very high compared to the school days.
Schools and colleges all over the world have shut down to support the reduction of the coronavirus transmission. However, there are a large number of homeschooling applications and websites that will enable your children to continue their education by learning online in the comfort of their home, far away from their regular classrooms.
