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    Remote learning has negatively impacted many students' learning progress according to a survey. The survey found that only 46% of parents thought their children were learning from distance education, while 25% said their children were not learning at all. Additionally, remote learning places a burden on students and families, as many household heads have low levels of education themselves. The slow pace of remote learning has also increased stress and mental health issues for students. While remote learning allows education to continue during the pandemic, it is generally not as effective as in-person learning in supporting students' academic progress.

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    Remote learning has negatively impacted many students' learning progress according to a survey. The survey found that only 46% of parents thought their children were learning from distance education, while 25% said their children were not learning at all. Additionally, remote learning places a burden on students and families, as many household heads have low levels of education themselves. The slow pace of remote learning has also increased stress and mental health issues for students. While remote learning allows education to continue during the pandemic, it is generally not as effective as in-person learning in supporting students' academic progress.

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    Remote learning has negatively impacted many students' learning progress according to a survey. The survey found that only 46% of parents thought their children were learning from distance education, while 25% said their children were not learning at all. Additionally, remote learning places a burden on students and families, as many household heads have low levels of education themselves. The slow pace of remote learning has also increased stress and mental health issues for students. While remote learning allows education to continue during the pandemic, it is generally not as effective as in-person learning in supporting students' academic progress.

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    Does Remote Learning helps the Students progress their learning?

    The learning modality nowadays serves as a challenge to many students


    and especially it affects their learning progress. Many students find remote
    learning challenging and difficult. And according to a reliable source Three out of
    10 could not say if their children were learning or not.

    Many students find remote learning helpful and useful because it helps
    them study and continue education in the midst of the pandemic. And I oppose
    that it helps the students in their learning progress. Here are the reasons why.

    First of all, according to Pulse Asia survey, "less than half of parents or
    guardians think their children are benefiting from distance learning. Only 46
    percent of the respondents said their children were learning, while 25 percent or
    1 in 4 said their children were not learning." This survey is enough to say that
    remote learning or distance learning aren't that helpful to the student's learning
    progress.

    And as a student I can also say that our learning progress in these current
    learning modalities is much slower than before. However, some learning
    modalities are much better than other but it requires internet connection and
    mobile phones.

    A lot of students especially the primary school students depend on their


    family members or primarily in their household heads. But many household heads
    have low attained education or don’t graduate in high school. According to Pulse
    Asia, up to 54 percent of Filipino household heads have not completed high
    school.

    Another reason why I don't believe that remote learning doesn't help the
    student’s progress their learning is that a lot of students experiences stress,
    depression, and anxiety because of their piled up school works. Many students in
    social media says #PagodnaKami and #AcademicFreezenow or they are tired and
    requesting to freeze education amidst the pandemic.
    Finally, many students can't pass their outputs on the given deadline and
    student's parents are also struggling to manage their time for their student
    children and household chores.

    Overall, the learning modalities in this times helps the students continue
    their studies but with slower learning progress. But as of now, our government
    are conducting and trying to test face-to-face classes in low risk areas which is
    good for the students.

    Hence, I suppose that students, teachers, parents, and the government


    must help one another for the sake of the learning of the students. And I hope
    that education won't get interrupted anymore.

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