Princess

           In this pandemic, many people are in crisis. Many people or should I say all people are affected because of this pandemic. We can't do what we want to do when we are free just like before. It's so sad thinking that many people died because of this COVID-19. Also we can't experience having a face to face class.             Classes are so hard right now and it's more harder because we are experiencing this kind of crisis. We are experiencing modular/ online class right now. From the opportunity for teachers to form much stronger connections to parents, students to challenge to untrained teachers and lack of access to digital learning resources. It's really hard to study during this pandemic. This is trully a global crisis which is preventing children in every country including those  affected by conflict displacement, from fulfilling the right to quality, safe and inclusive education. Quality education for all during COVID-19 expanding all the o

             The COVID-19 pandemic has brought upon the world with challenges. Almost all countries have to shut down their economies to halt the spread of the virus. Covid-19 are killing more and more people so we have to stay safe everyday.                        The effects of Covid-19 can be felt all around us-daily news blaring with statistics, families worried about going hungry, citizens anxious to go back to normal and a Philippines that is struggling to help its country afloat. To move beyond the current crisis and to safe guard the hopes and dreams of the Filipino people, we must revisit our country's ability to self-sustain by looking internally. We need to revisit our economic value chains, reassess where gaps are, and make strategic investments accordingly.  A well-educated population is critical to our country's future-this is why the quality of and access to education needs to increase. We need to support local, to generate the funds needed for inclus