MY EXPERIENCE IN MODULAR LEARNINGS

 





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 and they say I'll only consume 2 or 3hrs.


Im so tired of trying to finished my tasks before the deadline but I know the teachers are more frustrated so I feel like I have no right to complain. I just hope in the next modules, there will be less activities so we will have more to actually learn what's in the module.


Learning is not always about the quantity of imformation you are giving is about being able to capture the imformation that is giving to you. Especially is this time I experience the pandemic and experiencing pressure.


Comments

  1. Jhan Bryan19 November 2020 at 20:33

    Hey Ana Marie, I like the way you told all that you are experiencing in learning during this time of pandemic. It is very clear and concise. All in all, I can say that you are really good at creating straight to the point articles.

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  3. Mary Joy20 November 2020 at 08:39

    It's not only you because I struggled too. It may be difficult at first but I know someday we'll get used to it. Let us face this new challenge and please never give up. Let us hope that COVID-19 will end so soon and don't forget to pray to our Father Almighty. God bless.

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    1. Mary Joy21 November 2020 at 08:27

      I like how you designed your work. The theme is simple yet presentable. The image is relevant with your topic so it's good. Great job!

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  4. Angelica Mae21 November 2020 at 19:46

    Hi Ana! I like how honest you are in your blog, telling all your experiences and difficulties in learning during this pandemic. I agree that there are difficulties we encounter during our modular learning but all I can say is never give up. Keep safe and God bless!

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  5. Khrissie27 November 2020 at 01:50

    I can relate to the struggles that you are experiencing. Self-study is not easy. It really takes time for me to finish one module. I just hope that this ends. Keep safe and God bless!

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    1. Khrissie27 November 2020 at 01:54

      Aside from your nice work, I also like the theme of your blog. I find it relaxing. Looking forward to your next blog.

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  6. Diana Joy29 November 2020 at 03:57

    I love how honest you are about the struggles you are facing with modular learning. I really felt that self learning is not easy as we think. Never give up and think positive.

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  7. Sunshine13 December 2020 at 02:30

    Like you, I was also in the midst of giving up, but thankfully, I saw a light that served as my hope. I also struggled with this learning preference, but let's all fight and soon, everything will go back to normal. Trust the process. Great work!

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