Young mom Jennica Garcia initially had fears in enrolling her young daughter in an online class, but after some time she realized it was a decision she did not regret
Tawag ng Tanghalan first season third placer Froilan Canlas was sidelined by the pandemic. To survive, he resorted to teaching music online.
Chynna Ortaleza is a hands-on mom to her daughter Stellar, such that she enjoys helping her out in her online classes.
Patience is a virtue for moms like Chesca Garcia, and when she is on the verge of losing it, she resorts to an acronym she learned from church.
Camille Prats has decided to teach her daughter Nala herself after she discovered that the child gets distracted during online classes.
1. Really organize your tasks. I make a very detailed calendar. 2. Have that communication with your teacher. Lahat tayo nag-a-adjust with online classes. Siguro kailangan din natin i-communicate ’yung
Elia Torres, 14 Grade 9, St. Paul College Pasig Are you ready for the new school year? A few weeks ago, my answer would have been no, but now I
(Continued from last week) We hear from more students on their thoughts, concerns and worries about distance learning. Beck, 16 Grade 11, Arts and Design, De La Salle Senior High
Online learning has been a hot topic for the past few months. Schools have been scrambling to make the transition, parents are wondering why tuition fees haven’t gone down and
Tim Sosmeña teaches Music Theory 2, 3 and 4, SSD (Sight-singing and Dictation) 3, Solfeggio 6, MIDI Sequencing, Basic Media and Game Music, Composition and Music Technology at the Conservatory
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