MANILA — A Department of Education official said Wednesday he is withdrawing a proposal to shorten the summer break to 2 weeks after drawing fierce criticism online.
“It was among the many options we were considering but noting the objections from our stakeholders, we will no longer propose a two-week break,” Education Undersecretary Diosdado San Antonio told reporters in a Viber message. Last month, San Antonio, in a TV news report, said the department was considering extending the school year and shortening the 2-month summer break into a 2 weeks.On Tuesday, the DepEd adjusted the current school calendar to address learning gaps among students, moving the last day of classes to July 10 from June 11.
The DepEd moved the start of School Year 2020 to 2021 from June to October so schools could prepare for distance learning, which was implemented after in-person classes were banned due to COVID-19.
May pa intervention pa kayo nalalaman keso nid ng mga grade school mag basa at mag solve ng math..kayo lang nakapag pahinga yung mga bata tinambakan niyo ng mga gawain..!kala niyo walang ginagawa yung mga bata,halos may kalyo na kamay kakasulat at kakasagot ng mga module niyo!
Palibhasa hindi sila ang nahihirapan sa mga pinapagawa nila... 🙄
A deped official backtracks on
aralin muna kasi 🤦🤦🤦...baka gusto nyo kami pare-pareho makapagpahinga sa mga modules sir..mapaguro, magulang at studyante baka gusto nyo pahabain pahinga namin sir...kakaloka lang 🤦🤦parang si Roque lang hindi kami nagbakasyon ng buong taon ha 🙄🙄
tf he doesn't know how hard for the children with so much modules they gave for them that even us parents took our time to help them and now he wanted to add more of the days. WTF😈😈😈😈🤔🤔
Halatang walang alam at walang paki sa ajong nangyayari on the ground. Otherwise, why suggest it in the first place?
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