Bong Go encourages DepEd to pursue other modes of learning aside from face-to-face classes

Go reiterated his stand not to allow face-to-face classes as much as possible as the start of the school year draws near amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Go said that he remains firm in his earlier pronouncements that physical classes must not proceed sans the availability of a vaccine. Instead, he urged the Department of Education to pursue other modes of conducting classes that can still comply with health and safety protocols, such as social distancing.

“Marami pong mga estudyante ang walang laptop o internet access. Maraming estudyante na mahihirap. Paano naman po sila? Siguruhin natin na lahat ng mga estudyante natin ay mabibigyan ng pantay na oportunidad sa ilalim ng learning continuity plan,” Go said.

Go, then, urged authorities to take the current situation “one step at a time” to protect the safety of students. “Kaya nga po sinabi ng Pangulo na ‘no vaccine, no face-to-face classes’ kasi ayaw niyang mailagay sa peligro ang mga kabataan,” Go stressed.

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