KLL jump-starts another academic year of e-learning

 

  By JAMELLE H. MANGUIAT

Photography By KENT JEED ANTHONETH E. FLORES

Kolehiyo ng Lungsod ng Lipa officially opened A.Y. 2021-2022 on September 6. The school had adopted the new normal set up in the field of education. For the second time, interactions between teachers and students had to be done online.

"Welcome to your second home, KLL students! The institution is filled with great pride and honor as you have made KLL your choice for your college education. As you begin your journey for the new academic year, your colleges are all set to be partnering with you as you participate in an exciting educational journey of learning, exploring and engaging together in the new normal form of education. Goodluck students and stay safe everyone!," Kolehiyo ng Lungsod ng Lipa posted on their official Facebook page.

The advent of COVID-19 led to new normal, but it didn't hinder classes to take place. Most of the teachers already conducted virtual meetings via Google Meet and delivered learning materials like modules by means of Learning Management System (LMS).

“Since we are in the midst of pandemic, it’s really hard for us, teachers, to give instructions through different platforms like Google Meet and LMS. But, still, we need to cope up with the situation, which is the “new normal” more specifically in the educational system. We always try to give quality education to our learners using the said platforms and make their learning fun,” Geraldine Tobias, Instructor I.

The global pandemic remained a threat. With that, skeletal schedules had been implemented. The work arrangement would only have a minimum number of employees in the school for a lesser risk that might take toll on physical health of the teachers.

The school believed it could be another fruitful learning experience and would continue to provide quality education for KLListas.