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ENGLISH

10
ACTIVITY 2.1: PRE-
LISTENING ACTIVITY
Nowadays, there are several issues that our
government is facing that will surely have a great
impact on us. These issues sometimes become
source of debate or argument because of diverse
point-of-views As a result, confusion arises
particularly to some people who are not familiar
with the issue. It is because they do not know what
to believe or not. Hence, one must need to be
analytical on evaluating the truthfulness and
substance of what they hear.
Issue 1: Opening of classes can only be allowed if
vaccine for COVID 19 is already available
Issue 2: Face-to-face learning is better than virtual
or online
Issue 3: The government should completely ban all
cigarettes and tobacco products to avoid lung
related diseases
Issue 4: Students should be allowed to have cell
phones in elementary, middle, and high school
Issue 5: Parents should limit their children in
watching television or using gadgets.
Face-to-face learning is
better than virtual or
online
The future of the Philippines is determined by the
success of face-to-face learning which has begun
today. However, the Covid-19 problem that has hit
our country in the last two years has caused
educational activities to stagnate. Though
education is the most important way to improve
human resources.
All activities that cause gatherings of many people
to stop, including the world of education because
everything is done online. Students do not meet
teachers, lecturers do not meet students. Learning
through online turns out to be strongly influenced
by the availability of gadgets, internet networks,
and internet quotas. This is what causes our
education to not be optimal, even over time this has
caused saturation for students, teachers, including
education providers.
In the end, the quality of our human resources is
not what we expected. Because it results from an
educational process that is less than perfect.
Moreover, this educational process does not reach
all students and the Philippines. Because the
facilities and infrastructure for online learning
activities are not evenly distributed. This policy can
provide certainty for teachers in carrying out their
professions that have been involved for years and
some even for decades.
Online learning is difficult to supervise, so it will be
difficult to assess the performance and
performance of each student, because the
assignments are independent. It is different when
the learning model is done face-to-face
(conventional). The practicum and assignment
processes are also easier to prepare, organize, and
assess. Because all students can be seen directly
by the teacher's performance and work process.
In the end, the assessment process carried out is
also more measurable and effective because it is
assessed from all aspects including performance,
activity, creativity, as well as the work or practice of
each student.
Interview:
Question and Answer
Question #1
Can face-to-face learning provide more structured
and disciplined for students than online learning?
Answer of Rose Dianne Padron a Grade 11 student from
USL:
Yes, due to fact that face to face learning is more effective
way for students to gain knowledge than online learning.
Through face to face learning students are able to solve
their curiosity towards the lesson by simply asking the
teacher.

Answer of Christian Dapit a Grade 10 student from SNHS:


Yes, face to face learning often provides a more structured
and disciplined environment. The routine of attending
classes at specific times can help students develop good
habits and time management skills.
Question #2
What advantages does face-to-face learning offer in
terms of personal connections among students?
Answer of Rose Dianne Padron a Grade 11 student
from USL:
One of the main advantage of face to face learning
in terms of personal connection among is that
students are more focused on listening and
understanding the certain topic. They can also
participate some activities that could improve their
social wellness.
Question #3
Is there a high emotional connection between
teachers and students?
Answer of Kimberly Shane Maglang a Grade 11
student from SNHS:
Teachers can pick up on non-verbal cues, like body
language and facial expressions, which can help
them to understand a students feelings or
confusion about the topic.

Answer of Mia Soriano a Grade 10 student from


DAHS:
It depends on individual teacher-student
relationship and the teaching style of the instructor
Question #4
Can teachers ensured students focus during the
learning process?
Answer of Rose Dianne Padron a Grade 11 student
from USL:
It depends on behavior of the students, because
they have different attitudes, and moods, maybe
50% of the students are focused and the rest are
not because of distraction.
Question #5
Can it be ensured that students do not cheat on
exams?
Answer of Rose Dianne Padron a Grade 11 student from
USL:
No, because cheating in exams is part of being a student
and it is the easiest way for tge students to minimize their
effort. Though its not normal but its common and its on
the teacher on how they will handle the situation during
the exam.

Answer of Allyn Shane Eva a Grade 10 student from SNHS:


While its challenging to completely prevent cheating, in-
person exams can make it harder due to direct supervision.
Teachers can also design exams in a way that discourages
cheating, like cheating different versions of the test.

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