BITTER START

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March this year, we have a total lockdown because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Our classes had been suspended. And until now we are not allowed going to school. Therefore, DepEd found a way for us, student, to continue learning, granted that we aren't able to go to school.
 All of us, whether students and the teachers are "beginners" to this new way of learning and teaching. It has an immense impact to us. We have a hard time dealing with this. I, myself, had no idea how to start my activities. I got so stressed out. I didn't able to follow the schedules for the reason that the time for me is too short. As a result I've worked until midnight for my activities to be done. In spite of that, after a week I somehow learn to manage my time and I am slightly adjusting to this new way of learning.
Yes, all of us had a hard time on dealing to this new way of learning. But let me drop this quote for you. "The roots of education are bitter, but the fruit is sweet"-Aristotle. Just bepatient and work hard

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Comments

  1. Anonymous17 November 2020 at 18:58

    I also had a hard time answering the task given. I also worked at night just to finish it on time. It was really hard to adjust to this new learning system. Anyways, let's just continue what we've started. Good luck to all of us!

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  2. Ashley John18 November 2020 at 22:34

    I agree that all of us are having a hard time during the new way of learning because of our current situation, and I, myself, am also having difficult times. We cannot deny that adjusting is not easy, and I am happy that you are slowly adjusting to the education system we have now. We must all be strong and patient for us to be able to adapt to our situation these times.

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  3. Prince19 November 2020 at 18:42

    I like the last part of your article. Even the new type of class is not suitable for all of us. You are still doing your best in studying, You are reminding us that every effort will be paid off. You are a inspiring student. Study well have a great day.

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  4. Prince19 November 2020 at 18:45

    I like your theme design. Actually we have the same background. The water signifies that you can "be shapeless, be formless like water" - Bruce Lee. You can do what you wanted and no one can stopped it. Very nice theme of choice. It is blue as the sky. Have a great day.

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  5. Karen19 November 2020 at 19:03

    I can totally relate to your sentiments. It is hard because of this pandemic but let's always give our best adapting this situation and to our new learning system .

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    1. Karen20 November 2020 at 18:07

      Also , the picture you used is totally connected to your article. As for the theme yo used , it is pleasant to any viewers eyes!

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  6. Eliza19 November 2020 at 22:27

    I totally agree with what you said. This pandemic gave us students a hard time but we shouldn't give up and be strong. Anyways, I like your article.

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  7. Meizy21 November 2020 at 17:07

    An excellent and reflective work. The reality during the crisis we experience difficulties, adjustments, distress and struggles dealing and bearing with the problems was tackled. I agree accurate management, plans, patience, hard work and other positive traits should encompass. The whole blog was terrific and sensational. Continue to inspire through delivering thoughts . Kudos!

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  8. Aldrian25 November 2020 at 02:56

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  9. Aldrian25 November 2020 at 06:47

    You have a good eye on picking good themes and layout. Your background color, background picture and the photo you used in this blog really matches too. It is truly beautiful and is pleasant to look at. Nice work on this well-designed blog.

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  10. Samuel25 November 2020 at 20:25

    Your title says it all. I agree to all the things you have stated. It is really hard to learn in this time, we all have the right for education but that doesn't hinder us for having quality education to improve our knowledge and skills in certain fields of study. I agree to what you said we are all having a hard time adjusting to this new normal, students and teachers alike. I admire the quote that you said, the hardships we all endure in the name of education will come great reward for us to reap. Overall great and meaningful blog you have there God bless.

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  11. Gabriele1 December 2020 at 01:38

    The composition was short and simplebut it is well delivered. Good job.

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  12. Sunshine2 December 2020 at 02:40

    Your composition is informative, and I like how you stated your thoughts and ideas whick I agree with. We're all having a hard time with this distance learning but we must do our best to strive. Great job!

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  13. Sunshine2 December 2020 at 02:41

    Your theme is nice and pleasing, which makes your every post easier to read.

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  14. Jhan Bryan4 December 2020 at 18:05

    Hey Hazel, I like how you made this article! Besides, I also get a bang out of the words that you have stated in this article. I affirm with all of it; good job!

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  15. Genief Aleson10 December 2020 at 02:53

    Your article is well written. I can totally relate. Good job

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