Student’s life in the midst of Pandemic

        Coronavirus disease is an infectious disease. It’s a virus that affects people in different ways. The virus spreads mainly between people who are in close contact with each other. So, face- to- face classes were suspended as a result of the Philippines being completely shut down and with no one being allowed outside. The government set up a new educational system which is the Modular Distance Learning because of how long the pandemic lasted, allowing students like me to at least continue our studies. 

        How has Covid- 19 affected our studies? Without a doubt, the pandemic has caused a lot of difficulties not only to us students but to everyone, not only affecting our school, and work but also their lifestyle and how we  interact with our loved ones. Learning in the midst of a pandemic is a big adjustment for us students as well as our teacher’s. It is difficult for us students since there are no teachers to teach us and not everyone can self study. Although we have our parents, not all of them are able to comprehend or assist their children in their module. During the first quarter of MDL, I was upset with my grades and stressed out about my studies during the pandemic because I struggle to understand most of our lessons without the help of my teachers. But I was able to overcome it my managing my time so that I will mot rush my activities or tasks as the deadline approaches. Second, talking to my family and friends especially when I’m feeling lonely. Lastly, taking a break. It’s okay to have fun after dealing with a lot of stress and problems. You deserve to make time for yourself, make your self happy, treat yourself, and do something fun and enjoyable for doing a good job.

        All of us suffered because of the pandemic. Many have lost their jobs, financial problems, and problems at school. But by helping each other, we will overcome this. But for now, I’m very glad that face- to- face classes is back and I hope it stay that way. It is a good thing that it has been restores so that MDL’s students and teachers won’t have too many difficulties. The students learning will be more understandable and effective, but we will still always obey by the health protocols to prevent that cases from rising. This pandemic has taught us and made us students realize how valuable teachers are. That it is challenging to learn when there are no teachers around. We should always be thankful for the teachers who pass on knowledge and morals. Not only they teach this, but they also have improve students  as better people.