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okay, before I go to sleep, can I have your patience on my tonight’s rant? you can ignore this piece of outrage. disclaimer, you’ve been warned, so please, be patient with me.
here’s the tea: our classes will start on monday (which is october 5th) and i’m already agreeing to the academic freeze. seriously, I do.
it is only because those students who can join the online classes will have their grades/scores recorded easily than the ones who’re answering modules (students who wouldn’t be able to join the online class).
see? those privileged students would be able to breath properly while the other’s who can’t pass their activities through online were worried about their modules, being dumped on the teacher’s desk for 2-3 weeks.
personally, I do not address my concern to our professors because I’d believe they’re doing their best to keep on track and only do their jobs. well as a matter of facf, they are the ones who has a lot of papersheets than we have.
in conclusion, we all are having the same issues here. teachers could’ve plan a better way to give their students a balanced treatment if our government focused themselves on how to lessen the threat of this pandemic.
this wouldn’t be implemented if they didn’t shut down the academic freeze. teachers would have finally their time to do what they should do. students would have not to worry about their acads and mental state at the same time.
this is very fustrating for me, to be honest. i’m a privileged student – have a stable internet connection, a nice and quiet environment and had a hardcopy of my modules at the same time. I am speaking because my friends couldn’t have the things that I had.
that’s all, your timeline could finally breath and have fun. this thread is not intented for passing negative vibes for everyone. this whole thing just upsets me, that’s all. goodnight.
