Draft no.4 (1st quarter) - Quality education during COVID-19 pandemic

 Quality education during  COVID-19 pandemic


Trying to get a proper education during the pandemic is difficult, to say the least.

It is not easy to get good education during the pandemic, because the main means of properly educating students are currently inaccessible. Students experiencing the modular learning have difficulty understanding, learning, and engaging with the material not only due to the lack of mentors to physically teach them, but also other factors that include home issues, distractions, and etc.

This is a very unfortunate time, and the stress on the people and students make it hard for them to learn material whilst also doing other things. However, there is hope in the future year for schools to open back up and hopefully resume proper learning. 

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