DepEd official: Shift to online classes amid pandemic will take time, effort COVID19 COVID19Quarantine
Watch more in iWant or TFC.tv MANILA - Schools must have the approval of the students' parents before shifting to online classes due to the COVID-19 pandemic, an official of the education department said Saturday.
"For example, if you shift to the online delivery, kailangan may WiFi connection ang mga bata dahil they can't communicate and connect kung wala hong WiFi. So 'yan ay kailangan consulted with the parents," Sevilla said, adding that students need to use gadgets such as computers and smartphones for online classes.
Sevilla said that schools can still do something amid the pandemic, as "more will be lost" if they let students stay idle. "Basta ang message natin ay hindi tayo hihinto, gagawin natin 'yung mga kailangan na step, kahit mabagal o kakaunti pa lamang. But at least ay papunta na tayo doon sa digital education na tinatawag natin dahil ito na 'yung platform na ginagamit ng maraming bansa. Kaya sila at ready, nag-shift sila kaagad dahil ready sila," she said.
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