No online classes during calamities, DepEd clarifies

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DepEd spokesperson Michael Poa said his previous statement on online learning was related to moves to decongest schools and not to force learners to switch to hybrid mode during natural calamities. READ MORE:

the department for being “unrealistic and insensitive” for highlighting the shift to hybrid learning modes.

“When we say no learning disruption, it does not mean that we will put our learners through online classes. DepEd Order No. 37 already says that when in-person classes are suspended, so are online classes,” Poa said in an interview. ACT chairperson Vladimer Quetua said DepEd’s statement that alternative learning, which may include modular and online classes, shall be implemented during typhoons and other calamities is “unjust and inhumane.”

Quetua also underscored the need to prioritize the welfare and safety of teachers and students during times of calamity.

Source: Education Headlines (educationheadlines.net)

 

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