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    Pandemics Sets New Wave in Education: Mozear Z. Gili Teacher Iii Jimenez Elementary School Mapandan, Pangasinan

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    The COVID-19 pandemic challenged existing education systems and forced the adoption of new learning strategies like distance learning. A shift to online, blended, and modular instruction is ushering in a new wave of education that uses homes as learning environments. While pandemics cause disruption, this new wave represents an advancement that will better prepare education for future crises and benefit 21st century learners.

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    Pandemics sets new wave in Education

    MOZEAR Z. GILI
    TEACHER III
    JIMENEZ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
    MAPANDAN, PANGASINAN

    Pandemics of influenza can cause catastrophic illness and societal disruption and
    consequently rank high among natural threats that necessitate ongoing public health and
    medical preparedness efforts. A high degree of uncertainty is intrinsic to pandemic planning and
    response because of the variability of influenza viruses and wide range of features of previous
    pandemics. The ability to generalize from patterns of transmission or risk factors for disease
    observed in seasonal influenza to pandemics is unclear. Because of these uncertainties, having
    the capacity to gather data quickly and develop a strong evidence base provides the foundation
    for an effective response. The H1N1 pandemic provided an opportunity to capitalize on many
    scientific investments but also illuminated areas in which gaps in available science made the
    development and implementation of policy difficult.
    Today the emergence of A new type of corona virus he nCOV-SARS 2 which causes
    COVID19 challenges the known Science of human kind to go further into the unknown towards
    these types of viruses.
    The advent of the COVID19 Pandemics did not only cause Science to stumble but also
    halted and challenged the present educational system, which depicts that it is not secured for
    events such as a pandemic.
    Thus, in this regard new systems in education must be initiated and installed such as
    distance learning which is not new but was poorly developed specifically to third world countries
    such as the Philippines.
    A new wave in education bringing in new sets of teaching and learning strategies and
    processes is about to unfold in the 21st century with its 21st century learners. Blended learning,
    modular instruction, online learning is about to evade homes as learning environments for the
    learners in the era set by the Pandemics. A new wave… new level… it is not a setback. but for
    me an advancement towards a beter future in education.
    Pandemics sets new wave in Education MOZEAR Z. GILI TEACHER III JIMENEZ
    ELEMENTARY SCHOOL MAPANDAN, PANGASINAN Pandemics of influenza can cause
    catastrophic illness and societal disruption and consequently rank high among
    natural threats that necessitate ongoing public health and medical
    preparedness efforts. A high degree of uncertainty is intrinsic to pandemic
    planning and response because of the variability of influenza viruses and wide
    range of features of previous pandemics. The ability to generalize from
    patterns of transmission or risk factors for disease observed in seasonal
    influenza to pandemics is unclear. Because of these uncertainties, having the
    capacity to gather data quickly and develop a strong evidence base provides
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