Since classes will be done remotely this year, will there still be class suspensions in case of typhoons? For DepEd, WalangPasok will depend on the situation in an area.
Since classes will be done remotely this year, will there still be class suspensions in case of typhoons?"Since normally, ang suspension marami kapag maulan wala ng pasok.... Personally, ang tingin ko dapat walang pasok sa araw ng bagyo pero hindi siya kasing haba nang dati. Pero 'yung atin na class suspension on the account of heavy rain, hindi na siya mangyayari,"
Education Undersecretary Diosdado San Antonio said in a virtual press briefing on Monday, September 14. San Antonio added that classes may be suspended in areas suffering from an electric blackout, especially where students use the online platform for their distance learning.yes. Pero 'yung mga gumagamit ng printed modules, 'yun lang mismong day nag-aayos silaSan Antonio, however, said it will be local government units that will declare class suspensions.
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