Gaano kalala ang naging learning loss sa Pilipinas nitong pandemic? | Need To Know

[@JesusChristisKingandLord]

Sana ipakita ito sa public schools.

[@mastertwitter09]

1) Pagka-adik sa Tiktok at social media 2) Magulang pinapabayaan ma adik sa smartphone / video games ang bata 3) Kulang na paaralan / budget / pa sweldo sa guro 4) Pambobong mga palabas sa local TV channels 5) Pag-doktor sa module para pumasa ang estudyante

[@rovelynquintin9422]

Kaya ako bilang magulang nagsakripisyo at dina nakapag work talaga, tinutukan ko anak ko.. sa awa ng ni lord ung panganay ko na science high school nag aaral ngaun at ung bunso grade 1 na at nasa FL class maaga ko silang tinuruan magbasa. lalo na ng 2yrs ang homeschool talagang lahat binabasa at inaaral ko para makita ko din kung may natutunan ba sila.. mahirap maging nanay at the time teacher sa mga anak pero kinakaya. Malaking bagay na may mga taong nabibigay sakin ng mga old books ng mga anak nila

[@JesusChristisKingandLord]

Naghomeschool din ang anak ko kaya nitong pandemya hindi kami nagadjust kasi wala naman talaga syang classmates at independent learner sya. Mula sa Sherlock Holmes, Nancy Drew, Lord of the Rings at Chronicles of Narnia ang mga nabasa nya bago sya nag Grade 5. Inenroll ko din sya sa isang math online class. Hindi din aki nagtrabaho para matutukan ko sya. Kudos sa mga parents na tutok sa anak nila ❤

[@arnelcolina808]

mahina or di gaani makabasa mga estudyante ngayon ,pero pagtiktoken mo naku kabisadongkabisado nila mga moves 😢😢😢

[@phillychannel394]

DepEd motto: "Walang Maiiwan" thus the malpractice of "mass promoting" is eating away the quality of our education system. The lasting effects of these malpractices to students were: "why study hard when I can pass even if I didn't answer my quizzes and exams." They reached SHS or college even if they were poor in reading comprehensions and often resulted in poor understanding and poor rationalizations.

[@denniszenanywhere]

I think we Filipinos pride ourselves on being happy at the expense of personal growth as well as intellectual and ambitious pursuits. Also, we are so proud that we cannot accept criticism. We're sensitive to admit our shortcomings or lack of discipline. Because we cannot accept fault, we will continue to regress. The corrosive effect of corruption also continues to set us back in time. We let government officials get away with anything. Yesterday, there was news that reported students going outside of PH to study has doubled, even those pursuing a college degree. Not many of those will come back. Another brain drain for the country. Think about this: The Philippines was the first to offer a doctorate degree in Asia, which made many Asians come to study in PH. Now we can't even do basic lessons for kids. Sigh!

[@pipeds9979]

Mas malala kasi hinahayaan ng mga magulang na dayain nlng mga modules.

[@butchfajardo8832]

Talagang malala! Nakakaawa!

[@teamo1999]

Nang dahil ky “Briones na No filipino will left behind” kaya kahit di pwd i promote , ipromote nlng

[@Xianpaul0523]

Use of Mother tongue ang nagpababa ng kalidad ng mga bagong students.

[@JesusChristisKingandLord]

Nagpababa ng kalidad ay noong tinanggal nila ang mga diagnostic exams. Dati hindi makakaakyat sa susunod na level ang bata kapag hindi naka pasa ng national exams. Na checheck din ng DepEd sinu angblow performing teachers at schools. Tinanggal ito kasi discrimination daw. Mula noon, bumagsak na ang quality of education kasi wala nang batayan kung talagang may natututunan ang mga bata. Makagraduate lang wala naman alam.

[@Xianpaul0523]

@@JesusChristisKingandLord I do agree sa lahat ng sinabi mo and for me talaga sobrang laking factor yung pagdagdag nila ng mother tongue. Imagine karamihan ng mga bata ngayon normal na ang English sa kanila with accent pa na maganda tapos pagdating sa elementary magtuturo sila science at math gamit ang mother tongue? Umuusad ng paurong.

[@jhamesonbaconguis5004]

Even hindi pa dumating ang pandemic May problima na talaga ang mga bata maslumalala pag dating sa pAndemia..solve first poverty susunod na yan ang Eudcation...

[@rogerjamin1860]

Kung 9 out of 10 ay hindi nakakabasa ng maayos, eh disaster na ito. Hindi naman siguro 9 out 10 ng mga mag-aaral ay lugmok sa kahirapan. Nariyan nga ang 4Ps. Baka systemic ang problema at hindi lamang dahil sa kawalan. Ms. Ongkiko hinted it, "hindi natin matutulungang gumaling 'yung mga bata magbasa by giving them more reading materials.....without proper guidance." She's referring to the modular instruction during the pandemic.

[@shojojidwarf8941]

Tinipid ang budget ng Education Peru budget ni SARAH 4.5 BILLIONS 500 MILLIONS CONFIDENTIAL FUNDS

[@grrrrrr13]

🤔 mapapaisip ka nalang sa confidential funds na yan

[@grrrrrr13]

Social services and security nga lang ba talaga? Diba

[@kairabanzon3928]

Such a huge amount tapos confidential 😖

[@negiemadali]

Hello po,Isa po Ang anak na kasali sa ganitong oaraan ng learning

[@cokues_5815]

World bank east asia pacific 9/10 learning deprived

[@AngelJuanico-qj8bi]

Sino po Yung nag sulat o nag report nito? Need po

[@JesusChristisKingandLord]

May mga teachers na nagpapahiya ng students instead na i encourage ang bata. Bigyan ng seminars ang mga public teachers. Hindi sila dapat nagpapaiyak, nagpapahiya ng students!!!

[@chunkygrumpy7561]

Tapos napakababa ng budget sa education. BBM Government, know your priorities.

[@moonflower8607]

Have you been to a Japanese classroom? Where did you get those demographics saying children abroad could read and comprehend better than ours? Children in Japan start to learn abc at 3rd grade. Junior high school here in general couldn’t comprehend what they’re reading. Funny that you say!

[@mmhope8711]

Pero sa selpon ang huhusay nila..paglaruin mo ang gagaling 😁

[@karaokesingph3190]

😢😢😢

[@ginbulag5218]

Kaya pala maraming nabudol at nautong mga botante, now i know the reason why. 🤔

[@jeciel85]

Kakahiya. Lagi na lang kulelat ang pinas.

[@Itachi236]

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