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  Credits by; LYKA GOLLOSO MALABANAN My experience with the modular is quite complicated. I can't manage my time because of the very many activities in a one module that needs to be done. I always ran out of time with the time allotted,it's very hard because after I finish answering one module in a subject I can't rest because there are modules followed that need to be done. All I can say is that modular class is not for me. I am not a fast learner when it comes to subjects that involve english and with this step up. I won't experience having a through discussion of the topics by someone who's more inclined with the subject. I hope this step up will end soon, because we're not learning anymore,all were doing is just for compliance. How can I learn something on this module if all we did was answer, losing the appetite to review because it is not just one subject that has many activities and we will answer. It's like 2 modules in one subject you need to answer

https://www.americamagazine.org/sites/default/files/main_image/20181128T1121-22263-CNS-PHILIPPINES-DUTERTE-CHURCH_800.jpg The COVID-19 pandemic has brought upon the world with challenges. Almost all countries had to shut down their economies to halt the spread of the virus and the Philippines is one of those countries who have taken strict measures by implementing the Enhanced Community Quarantine on 15 March 2020 even if it is difficult for us. The lockdown did help in controlling the spread of the virus and apparently, the Philippines is already flattening the curve. The number of cases reported in the country is no longer growing at an exponential rate, however, flattening the curve does not necessarily mean that the Philippines is winning its battle against the pandemic. There are other measures to consider to ultimately say that a country is winning the battle.  The pandemic is indeed a battle of every human and every unit of government, but to ultimately win this battle, the coll