#VP Leni Robredo distance learning

Vice President Leni Robredo is calling the public's help to donate extra gadgets. To ease this coming school year's distance learning, students and teachers alike are in need of smartphones, tablets, laptops, and desktop computers for education. Stay tuned for additional details on VP Leno Robredo's Tara na't mag-bayanihan para sa distance learning program. On her first day in office, Naga City Mayor Leni Robredo announced the upcoming launch of the MyNagaApp. Taking this global trend into consideration, Department of Education (DepEd) Secretary Leonor Briones may say that blended or distance learning is "not inventing anything new," but there were definitely changes between teaching in the 1940s and teaching in the 2020s. Some may like to romanticize the experience as merely opening your phone or computer on and off every scheduled session without the need of wearing something elegant or taking a bath, but devices do not always run in peak performance for your distance learning purposes. Eye strain and sleep deprivation are only a few of the possible consequences from having to deal with online classes and distance learning on a regular basis. If the image of the future held by a society is grossly inaccurate, its education system will betray the youth." It may not be an across-the-board observation, but some may attest to how the workload increased along with the inevitable shift towards distance learning. Read more in our articles including "VP calls for donation of old gadgets for distance learning" and "Mayor Leni Robredo announces MyNagaApp launch in first day of office".