Possible challenges that students at Camarines Sur National High School may be

facing:

1. Access to technology:

Smart/Android Personal Computer Laptop

phone
Tablet Internet connection Others:______________

2. Internet connectivity:

Outstanding Satisfactory Fair Poor No access

3. Mental health challenges: The pandemic has been a source of stress and
anxiety for many students, and may have exacerbated existing mental health
challenges. These challenges can make it difficult for students to concentrate,
complete assignments, and engage from virtual learning to face-to-face
transition.

4. Limited resources and support: Students from low-income households or with

disabilities may face additional challenges during the pandemic, such as
limited access to educational resources and support services. This can make
it difficult for these students to stay on track with their learning and achieve
academic success even this face-to-face classes.

5. Limited interaction with peers and teachers: Online learning can be isolating
and students may miss the social interaction and support they receive in
traditional classrooms.

6. Health concerns and distractions: Some students may be dealing with health
concerns or other distractions at home, making it difficult to focus on their
studies.

7. Lack of motivation and engagement: The uncertainty of the situation and the
lack of routine and structure can make it challenging for some students to
stay motivated and engaged in their studies.

8. Difficulty in adapting to online learning: Some students may struggle to

adapt to the new format of online learning, which requires self-motivation
and discipline.
 9. Difficulty in adjusting to face-to-face learning: Some students may struggle
to adjust from back to school face-to-face classes, which requires actual
supervision of the teacher and discipline.

Balugang Questionnaire

1. How has the pandemic affected your ability to learn at Camarines Sur
National High School?

2. What are the biggest challenges you have faced while learning remotely?

3. How have you coped with these challenges?

4. What kind of support do you need from the school to improve your learning
experience during the pandemic?

5. Do you feel that your teachers have been able to provide you with sufficient
support during remote learning?

6. How has the pandemic affected your mental health and wellbeing?

7. Do you have access to the necessary technology and internet connection to

participate in online classes?

8. How has the pandemic affected your social life and interactions with
classmates?

9. What strategies have you found effective for staying motivated and engaged
in your studies during remote learning compare today’s face-to-face classes?

10. What changes would you like to see in the school's approach to remote
learning during the pandemic?