SunStar
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April 26, 2021
THE global health crisis has greatly affected the way we deliver and receive education as the abrupt halt in conducting face-to-face classes compelled schools to go digital. Many challenges became apparent, as both institutions and students strive to navigate learning during a pandemic and transitioning into the new normal.
In the past year, students continued their education digitally. Due to the sudden change, students voiced out various struggles about their online classes — voicing their struggle to strike a work-life balance at home, managing their time wisely, and keeping up with their academic requirements because of cluttered learning platforms, poor internet connections, or the unavailability of devices. Moreover, the social aspect of learning has made students feel isolated.