What Online class affects Students

Renier’s Mother (Speakng)

Face-to-face class should be implemented because it’s hard for students with no gadgets
and load for internet access to attend online classes, Renier’s teachers are also strict and
they give failing grades if no tasks or activities are submitted),” Benzon said in a phone
interview with Manila Bulletin.

Reiner’s (Speaking)

During in-person classes we had the chance to study each lesson for a week which made it
easier for us to understand almost everything. But when online classes came, all we did
was cram and rely on YouTube videos to teach us lessons we don’t understand),” Parpan
explained in a phone interview.

not all agree to face-to-face classes. One of them, Lot Talusan, mother of three kids, said
that she prefers online classes because of COVID-19. And she observed that her second
child Krista (seventh-grade) and her youngest Gwen (fifth-grade) who are both introverts,
have excelled more in online classes.

Krista and Gwen excelled more in online class because they are both introverts. My
husband and I don’t approve of face-to-face classes due to many cases of COVID, and the
kids are not yet vaccinated,” she said in Pilipino.

Eighth-grade student Janyl Mendiola also prefers modular and online learning. She said her
parents are still worried about the risk of COVID-19

This is the affects of online class in Students

ITZY, a K-pop girl group, has made a comeback with "Cheshire," their new mini-album, and a daring music video for
the album's main hit.

The five-member JYP Entertainment act dropped the music video for "Cheshire," the lead single off their
concurrently released mini-album of the same name, on November 30 at 6 p.m. KST.

The ITZY members are shown performing their routines on a stage built for a reality game show in the striking new
pictures. The ensemble then makes an appearance in a room with green screens that change the scene into places
like a classroom and a winter environment.

In addition to "Cheshire," ITZY's sixth mini-album features three B-sides: "Snowy," "Freaky," and "Boys Like You,"
which serves as the band's first original English-language song and the lead single for "Cheshire." This song was
released in October, three months after their fifth mini-album, "Checkmate," which was highlighted by the hit
"Sneakers."

ITZY will premiere a live performance of "Cheshire" at Mnet's annual MAMA Awards later
tonight.The girl group has been named Best Female Group, Artist of the Year and Top 10
Worldwide Fans' Choice at the 2022 MAMA Awards. and was nominated in multiple
categories.

He will also appear at KBS Song Festival 2022 with labelmates Stray Kids, aespa, (G)I-DLE,
ENHYPEN, etc. The program will be hosted by IVE's Jang Won-young, Na In-woo, and Kim
Shin-young and will air on December 16 at 8:00 am.
30:00 PM Korean time.

ITZY recently wrapped up the North American leg of their Checkmate World Tour on
November 13th in New York. After a brief hiatus to promote their next album, the
quintet will embark on a tour to cities in Southeast Asia including Jakarta, Manila,
Singapore and Bangkok in early 2023.