Multimedia plays a significant role in continuing education for students in the new normal situation caused by the pandemic. While multimedia provides greater access to lessons and knowledge, there are also drawbacks to its use in education in the Philippines. Some students, especially in remote areas, may not have access to or familiarity with electronic devices needed for multimedia. Additionally, unreliable electricity and attention-grabbing formats can pose issues. Finally, both students and teachers require consistent practice to fully master multimedia's educational applications. As the new school year approaches amid the ongoing crisis, the Department of Education is looking to technology and multimedia as a way to ensure continued learning while keeping students safe, though the long-term effectiveness remains unknown.
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REACTION PAPER ON THE BASIC PROBLEMS IN BASIC EDUCATION
Multimedia plays a significant role in continuing education for students in the new normal situation caused by the pandemic. While multimedia provides greater access to lessons and knowledge, there are also drawbacks to its use in education in the Philippines. Some students, especially in remote areas, may not have access to or familiarity with electronic devices needed for multimedia. Additionally, unreliable electricity and attention-grabbing formats can pose issues. Finally, both students and teachers require consistent practice to fully master multimedia's educational applications. As the new school year approaches amid the ongoing crisis, the Department of Education is looking to technology and multimedia as a way to ensure continued learning while keeping students safe, though the long-term effectiveness remains unknown.
Multimedia plays a significant role in continuing education for students in the new normal situation caused by the pandemic. While multimedia provides greater access to lessons and knowledge, there are also drawbacks to its use in education in the Philippines. Some students, especially in remote areas, may not have access to or familiarity with electronic devices needed for multimedia. Additionally, unreliable electricity and attention-grabbing formats can pose issues. Finally, both students and teachers require consistent practice to fully master multimedia's educational applications. As the new school year approaches amid the ongoing crisis, the Department of Education is looking to technology and multimedia as a way to ensure continued learning while keeping students safe, though the long-term effectiveness remains unknown.
REACTION PAPER ON THE BASIC PROBLEMS IN BASIC EDUCATION
Apart from health and economic threats, education is one of those severely impacted as the world faces an unknown enemy today. Personally, One of the problem in basic education is ‘multimedia’ in education. Because multimedia plays a significant role in how to continue educating students in the new normal situation. Multimedia is defined as the combination of text, graphics, animations, sound, and/or video. Learners will have greater access to their lessons through multimedia, just as they would through research. In the twenty-first century, a large number of resources are being made accessible in various media formats, making it easier for them to expand their knowledge. It also enables students to obtain more control, develop critical thinking skills, learn new concepts, and articulate themselves creatively. Henceforth, it provides access to all types of students. Gone were the days of a one-size-fits-all approach to education, which was inefficient for me as an educator and often detrimental to students' learning processes. on the other hand, as multimedia is progressively used in the educational process, we cannot ignore the fact that it has some drawbacks. First, the Philippines is considered a developing country in terms of its educational system, but there are still students, particularly in remote areas, who are unfamiliar with multimedia, and multimedia production requires an electronic device, which may be relatively expensive. Second, multimedia necessitates electricity to operate, which may not be available in some rural areas or may not be obtainable on a consistent basis inadequate supply and blackouts. Third, multimedia may divert attention away from the lesson due to attention-grabbing formats such as YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram, but this concern can be resolved with the help of teachers. Finally, mastery is required. To master multimedia, consistent and long practice is required, which may demand a substantial amount of time and energy from the user. This is a problem not only for students, but also for teachers, especially those outdated- or those at their retiring age. As a twenty-first-century educator, I must admit that multimedia aids in mitigating the impact of Covid-19 on our educational system. As the start of another school year approaches, the Department of Education is looking for a different type of teaching, one that is based on technology and/or multimedia. There will be a tremendous effort to ensure that children continue to learn, and multimedia appears to be the answer. We won't know how effective this is until the crisis is over, but it appears to be a good use of learners' time while keeping them safe. We only hope that this Pandemic will end to start a full back to normal classes and to insure quality education to our dear learners. This is one of the factors that basic education has a problem today. It is very timely since we are in 21st century teaching and in pandemic that changes our way of getting in touch/ teach with our students.