Jermaine

Disclaimer: The context in this blog is not mine. All informations posted is merely for educational and informational purposes only. This blog is an intellectual property of OECD and SAGE journals which is plainly based on research studies and literature reviews.   The COVID-19 pandemic is by far the largest disruption witnessed by education systems worldwide in the 21st century. Even prior to the advent of the pandemic, low- and middle-income countries were already grappling with pockets of low enrolment and poor quality of instruction. In 2019, over 280 million children were out of school (UIS[1]), and many of those attending school had not reached minimum competencies in literacy and numeracy after many years of schooling (World Bank, 2018[2]). At the peak of the first wave in mid-April 2020, school closures affected 94% of all learners worldwide. Beyond students, this shock has affected teachers, families and school systems alike. If not addressed expressly, the crisis will have lo

In my 15 years of existence living here in the Philippines , I am closely conversant with the disasters and contemporary issues that arise in my country. Numerous hazards have striked countless times in the past decades that still occur in this generation. Even before, the Philippines had always been a favorite target of natural disasters due to it’s location. Our country has a lot to offer but you would'nt want to know how prone it is to natural calamities. But hey, Welcome to the Philippines!. A country where everything can be possible. Come and explore with me. According to Internet Public Library (IPL), Philippines is located along the Ring of Fire which earthquakes and typhoons normally occur within it’s premises. First and foremost, no one is to be blamed in this issue, it’s none of the government’s fault that these things happen. If you’re wondering why I mentioned these things is because whenever something bad happens, people point it all out on the government. They use the

  To the father of the Republic of the Philippines, Greetings, Sir. First and foremost, I would like to take this opportunity to express my deep appreciation for your great leadership in ruling our country with great effort and diligence. You are flawed like any other person in this world, you have lots of it, but that can’t be avoided. Because human as we are, we are all imperfect. Since I’ve been given the freedom to speak and voice out my concerns, then I’ll make the most of it.   Over the past 4 years of your service, you’re not just all over the news, but also in the internet world. Tons of controversies, political issues, and threats, memes even, are stacked up under your name. You’re being watched not only here in our country but also internationally. A great deal of media attention has been paid to your murderous war on drugs, as well as to you’re often crass and controversial statements. With all due respect Sir, majority of your people thinks that you’re irresponsible, shamel