I believe that this misfortune became an opportunity for Filipinos to be more creative at finding ways on how to have a source of income: some tried online selling which led to the rise of e-commerce and others looked for sidelines, which includes accepting drawing commissions online. Also, the concept of Bayanihan was popularized and we often help each other now through the rising number of community pantries.
My point of view is, children who sleep well will perform daily tasks better and with efficiency, they can also think well at school, and be protected from flu and other illnesses.
In my opinion, parents are their children's teachers in this pandemic because we are under the new distance learning modalities, so they should look after their son's/daughter's school performance and help them in understanding concepts and answering modules (but they shouldn't answer it themselves). There might also be tendencies where the student feels demotivated or stressed due to school works, and their parents should make them feel otherwise by providing their outmost support and empathy for what their child is feeling.
I suggest, these health protocols should be implemented more strictly. Since everyone is not vaccinated yet or even if we already received our doses, still, we must observe social distancing and wearing of face masks and face shields because vaccines can't fully protect us from the v*rus.
I feel like it is not true. There's no guarantee that all students answer their modules with their own knowledge, because some convince their parents, relatives, or non-relatives to answer it for them, while others practice plagiarism by copy pasting whatever they've searched from the internet.
