ItechMasters

Covid 19 has change the education system, hence the new normal have arisen. This made the educational department, to see the advantages of technology in education.
According to Mahajan (2022), although the Philippine government tried some extreme measures to guarantee that education did not stop, they failed terribly because people lacked the resources necessary for integrated learning, such as computers, mobile phones, and internet connection. According to a poll, the top 5 issues that Filipinos had with online education were:
• The absence of digital tools
• No online availability
• Insufficient online connections
• Poor concentration and involvement of students when learning online
• Parents' lack of understanding regarding how to help their children's education

The government of the Philippines' efforts before somebody concludes that they are not doing enough. One of the major programs that will be released these following years addresses these problems. Children and adults in the nation have been moving away from schooling. In order to combat this, they have created free, mandatory instruction from TESDA, which focuses on developing technical and vocational skills.

We will give 30% of our finance for the goal of giving appropriate technologies for students and teachers in certain schools, whether you’re a professional brushing up your skills, improving your digital skills, or for schoolwork. Everyone has the right to learn productively and efficiently. It is our turn to help rebuild this world too. Donate now!

Putting our word skills to the test with this crossword puzzle challenge, by Cracking the code, one clue at a time! Can you solve it too? 🤔📝

As we had the opportunity to teach you learners face to face, we have learned so much from you yesterday. Your creativity and unique perspectives inspired us to think outside the box and explore new ways of engaging with the material. We were amazed by your ability to see connections and patterns that we had overlooked, and we were impressed by your willingness to challenge assumptions and ask probing questions. Your enthusiasm for learning was contagious, and it made our job as educators both exciting and rewarding.

One of the things we loved about working with you was your willingness to experiment and take risks. You weren't afraid to try new approaches or push the boundaries of what we thought was possible. Whether it was through group discussions, interactive exercises, or multimedia presentations, you always found ways to bring the subject matter to life and make it relevant to your own lives and experiences. We hope that this spirit of exploration and curiosity will stay with you long after you leave our classroom, and that you will continue to seek out new knowledge and opportunities for growth. Thank you for teaching us as much as we taught you, and for reminding us why we became educators in the first place.