DepEd Sec. Angara, tutukang mas pagandahin ang blended learning system at connectivity ng mga eskwelahan

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00:00Education Secretary Sonny Angarang visited a school in Taytay, Rizal.

00:06Let's know the latest update from Denise Osorio live.

00:10Denise?

00:12Ma'am, on the first day of school, students dropped out of their classes

00:20even though the super typhoon Kareena passed last week.

00:26On the invitation of the new Department of Education Secretary, Sonny Angara,

00:31he insisted that no student will be left out because they are implementing blended learning

00:37for students who have not yet entered or will enter this week.

00:42Angara also added that the blended learning system should be improved

00:47and the connectivity of schools should be improved.

00:51Some student journalists called the new Department of Education

00:55hoping that they can experience the improvements and other plans

00:59prepared by DepEd before they graduate this year.

01:03They added that not only the education system but also the teaching of teachers

01:08should be prioritized for the well-being of all students.

01:15Because of the current internet connectivity of schools,

01:18usually at best 60 to 70 percent only.

01:21Some hit 30 to 40 percent that are still not connected.

01:25So that's what we should take care of.

01:29We hope to see improvements and a better education system, especially now.

01:40Since we also face problems like lack of classrooms and staff,

01:47we hope to see improvements and a better future.

01:55Student journalists emphasized that teaching should not be a business

02:01and that teachers should be able to provide education and guidance to the next generation.

02:10Ma'am?

02:12Thank you very much, Denise Osorio.