 Anis Adriena Jane Binti Hishamuddin (August 01, 2021) Since the COVID-19 outbreak has

disrupted people's normal lives around the world, the online environment has stepped in to
help. The world appears to an end because of the novel coronavirus. Several businesses will
have to shut down, projects have been postponed, and schools have been forced to close. More
students and teachers are afraid because of the spreading virus, that’s why President Rodrigo
Roa Duterte put the Philippines under quarantine. On the other hand, students will indeed
continue their education mostly through online learning, either conducted synchronously or
asynchronously.
 The procedure is currently the ideal solution since keeping the universities open might poses a
health risk to students. As a home-learning student, it was challenging to adapt to online school
because they had not been taught earlier through practices or simulations. Many students
stated that the home-learning program was considerably more stressful than normal
classrooms. Normal classes may have been challenging, however, having buddies makes
everything more bearable and less burdensome. Online classes eliminate the advantages of
having people to interact with and being stuck alone with assignments. There are a few
challenges that students encounter, as well as suggestions for how to overcome them for
successful education. First, the greatest obstacle to online learning is indicative of poor and
unstable internet connections, as those commonly used at home have limited capacity or have
reached their quota. Many students probably do not have a strong internet connection or
cannot afford the internet plan required for online learning. Therefore, they are having
difficulties going live for virtual learning and other platforms that require an internet connection.
 Nevertheless, they also found out that not all students are comfortable with this type of
learning; there are students who admit that they have trouble understanding the learning
materials given to them.
 This study suggests tapping experts to conduct studies BL to help the education system in the
new normal. Each school must document all the positive and negative experiences with BL.
DepEd consolidates all the collected undertaking during a pandemic and creates a framework to
enhance blended learning.