Joel John Carlo

                                                  Published by: https://leverageedu.com  Quality Education is something that is hard to come by during the pandemic and we will be discussing some reasons why. Some may be solvable in other ways but from the perspective of a student, you’ll learn why it is hard to have a Quality Education during COVID-19 Beginning with the fact that not all students have the same intellect. Some may be smarter, other mat be average, but to those who are considered to be below average it won’t be as easy for them to study individually than the prior. I consider myself an average at best and it is already difficult for me to study without a real-time guidance from our teacher. Granted google is prominently helping us in parts we don’t understand but not all of us have access to the internet, which is a reason on itself. Anoth...

The Philippines had been through its fair share of calamities. From earthquakes, typhoons to flooding and even draughts. All of these things has happened more than it needs to. Due to the Philippines geographical location, in which generally produce heavy rains and flooding a large area, as such it is needed that our country is resilient, to be ready at all times. It is very important to regain what was lost as fast as possible, because we don’t know when will the next calamity will occur. If ever we are unable to regain what has been lost during the calamity right away or worst, never at all. It will be fatal to the people residing within the confined of the are. So for that to not become possible we need to act fast, secure and accordingly.