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    No Vaccines No Classes

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    The document discusses President Duterte's stance on resuming in-person classes amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. The president believes that face-to-face classes should not resume until a vaccine is developed, due to the risk of increased transmission on campuses and in boarding facilities. The author agrees with this approach, noting that alternative learning methods can be implemented in the meantime to continue education while ensuring student and teacher safety. Students are advised to be patient and bear with the challenges of remote learning until a vaccine is available and normalcy can return.

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    No Vaccines No Classes

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    The document discusses President Duterte's stance on resuming in-person classes amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. The president believes that face-to-face classes should not resume until a vaccine is developed, due to the risk of increased transmission on campuses and in boarding facilities. The author agrees with this approach, noting that alternative learning methods can be implemented in the meantime to continue education while ensuring student and teacher safety. Students are advised to be patient and bear with the challenges of remote learning until a vaccine is available and normalcy can return.

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    The document discusses President Duterte's stance on resuming in-person classes amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. The president believes that face-to-face classes should not resume until a vaccine is developed, due to the risk of increased transmission on campuses and in boarding facilities. The author agrees with this approach, noting that alternative learning methods can be implemented in the meantime to continue education while ensuring student and teacher safety. Students are advised to be patient and bear with the challenges of remote learning until a vaccine is available and normalcy can return.

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    No Vaccines No Classes

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    Justine Balbon
    The document discusses President Duterte's stance on resuming in-person classes amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. The president believes that face-to-face classes should not resume until a vaccine is developed, due to the risk of increased transmission on campuses and in boarding facilities. The author agrees with this approach, noting that alternative learning methods can be implemented in the meantime to continue education while ensuring student and teacher safety. Students are advised to be patient and bear with the challenges of remote learning until a vaccine is available and normalcy can return.

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    No Vaccines No Classes

    In 2019, President Duterte released his statements regarding the status and possible
    solution for the students amidst the pandemic, the suspension of face to face classes until a
    vaccine is developed was indeed a better move opposing to that of resuming face to face
    classes despite implementing better health protocols, the reason being that schools are
    already well enough diverse and students come from different areas of the nation and they
    can have a lot of contact with various people on their way, along the way and when they
    are in school. Also mentioning the fact that some students have to live in boarding house or
    apartments, meaning that they have a higher risk of catching the virus since they have to
    share rooms, bathrooms or belongings with board mates or have the need to go outside in
    order to access their needs such as buying food or going to internet cafes, etc. thus further
    supporting the fact the classes should for face to face shouldn’t resume until a successful
    vaccine is given to all people.

    Personally, I support the president’s stand on the solution for the COVID-19 virus
    spread for the education system because despite having the need to cancel classes the
    safety of the youths for the future generation are also ensured as well as the workers for
    the department of education, it is much better this way that they have to find alternative
    solutions rather than forcing the resuming of face to face classes, such as modular learning
    or online classes, thus the continuation of classes with a lesser risk of an outbreak. The best
    that students can do as of now is to wait patiently and bear with the situation since there is
    no other way to continue classes, a vaccine will come and someday the normal that we once
    knew will come again. Because ever since the lockdown a lot has really happened in the
    world and it has impacted greatly on the economy, the people and especially the younger
    generation and their learning, they have to go by the days where they will have to answer
    modules and attend online classes rather than enjoying interactive classes in a room, they
    will have to teach themselves rather than teachers feeding them the lessons that they have
    grown accustomed to, there will be hardships along the way of this new method of learning
    but soon a day will come again that a student will not have the need to fear when going
    outside and interact with people.

    Things have changed in this what we consider the new normal, we have to struggle a
    lot more in going to school because of this virus but everyone in the government and the
    education system is working hard in order to contain this problem, with hope and faith in
    God the day shall come again that all students can learn the way that they used to.

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