It's a Saturday and I wish I can stay longer in bed but I need to report to work to look after my staff who will be refurbishing the ballot boxes to be used this coming Barangay election. Except for the 3 guys the girls will do it voluntarily with no overtime. What will keep you busy today.
What will keep you busy today?
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Wow 320 students...How many students are there in the classroom at one time. Do you use lapel? It's not easy on the throat to talk to these students in the classroom.
9 subjects with 40 students in each section, but there are all in all 12 dropped. They transferred to another section because of conflict of schedule. Yes, I use a headset.
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That's tough. Do you personally check the test papers?. Lecturing is one thing checking their works is another thing and could eat up your free time. I admire you for squeezing time to post in forums.
I'm assigned online, we meet our students once a week per section. The next meeting is intended for complying the essential activities. Most activities are done by group and be submitted via video or PowerPoint. There's also live reporting via GoMeet link.
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With pandemic over I thought all activities are done face to face. With the students only reporting once a week they can save on transportation.
Only 3rd year up are having their onsite classes. The main campus has a total population of 13, 000 students and the rooms cannot accommodate. First year alone 6000. There is a new course first year but they are assigned face to face. They're BS Medicine students. Other first year to hold f2f classes Architecture, IT, BS Nursing, and Chemical engineering.
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Classroom shortage has become a problem now. So many students are enrolling in public schools now. My niece has to be in school at 5:30 in the morning. That situation happened only in Manila years ago but now happening even in the provinces.
It's happening anywhere in the world. In UK for example education there is very expensive, so the kids of my siblings there are enrolled in government owned schools. Even in United States of America many parents send their kids to government owned schools. My niece and nephews are enrolled there in UK. Left side is Patrick, center Baby Shane and right side is Charles They're the one's I discussed in Mylot. I missed then so much.
I am a freelancer working from home, Today is a weekday. I have several tasks to complete. Quite a busy day for me. I think I'll just buy takeaway for dinner.
The usual stuff. Getting some garden work done, some work in the kitchen and spending time on the computer
