Parents also need to be taught how to handle
This is according to Rizal 2nd district Rep. Fidel Nograles as the Department of Education gears up for the opening of school year 2020-21 on Aug. 24 under the new normal, where there won’t be any face-to-face learning between students and teachers.“Since parents will be de facto teachers under the distance learning method, I hope the DepEd has also considered teaching the parents so they are aware of their roles under the new system,” said the neophyte solon.
DepEd bared these past weeks that distance learning “will involve several learning methods, most notably online classes where student and teacher can still have two-way communication.”The lawyer-solon recognized that there were many unique challenges under the new method. For example, parents would have to split their time between their jobs and their children’s schooling, he said.
He noted that it’s crucial for parents to also be guided on how they can properly monitor their children’s progress.
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