Answering modules with my nephew

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@Shunnan (2130)
November 6, 2020 3:28am CST
i am helping my nephew answering his modules in Philosophy and Entrepreneur. Going to school everyday is better compared today system because of new normal which really hard for the students and teachers. Some students committed suicide because of modules , Answering it alone and without the guide of adults will make them give up. My nephew always said everytime he has new lesson '' I will return it without answer'' maybe it's just a joke. How's your kids module? i know that some Schools have their online class instead of modules.
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hereandthere
@hereandthere (45628)
• Philippines
6 Nov 20
what grade is your nephew? it seems students today need a combination of "alalay" and "bantay" (watching and helping)
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hereandthere
@hereandthere (45628)
• Philippines
6 Nov 20
@Shunnan is he the only one doing household chores at home? can his siblings help?
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Anne GS
@Shunnan (2130)
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6 Nov 20
he is in Grade 12 he cannot focus on his modules because he is busy in household chores. Yes exactly. Answering it alone is boring too because you do not have someone to ask or to talk regarding the lesson.
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Anne GS
@Shunnan (2130)
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7 Nov 20
@hereandthere his older brother are busy doing selfies on his facebook account hehe
Sue21
@lovinangelsinstead21 (36847)
• Pamplona, Spain
6 Nov 20
If I had any around me children I mean and they were having to fill in those kind of things I would readily help them. So sorry to hear about those other children and we went to a School you either learned what they put you or nothing. They need us adults for sure and always have needed us.
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Sue21
@lovinangelsinstead21 (36847)
• Pamplona, Spain
7 Nov 20
@Shunnan I once took an exam for Spanish where most of the question were not about what we had learned in the class so it was quite frustrating. So I know that feeling too.
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Anne GS
@Shunnan (2130)
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7 Nov 20
@lovinangelsinstead21 i can relate with you and really frustrating
Anne GS
@Shunnan (2130)
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7 Nov 20
being able to help others is a kind attitude. Still learning needs effort .there are saying do not study to graduate but study learn.
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Notlilie
@prinzcy (32299)
• Malaysia
6 Nov 20
No, Lil Bro don't need such guidance. Even if he does, the subjects won't be as hard as your nephew. It's just language or science subjects that we learn in middle school.
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Anne GS
@Shunnan (2130)
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7 Nov 20
yes but Critical thinking needs and explanation in Entrepreneur there are some interview cases activity
Frederick Espiritu
@simplfred (20641)
• Philippines
6 Nov 20
Very hard... The teacher of my Grade 3 daughter told the parents already that 'do not make it pretty obvious that you are (parents) answering the modules... I do not know if this kind of education can help most students...
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Anne GS
@Shunnan (2130)
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6 Nov 20
this school year students need to strive and learn for their own. because without someone explanation they cannot understand the lesson. they do not need to memorize like the actual learning in school because the answer is in the modules too.
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Frederick Espiritu
@simplfred (20641)
• Philippines
6 Nov 20
@Shunnan Very true... I am letting my daughter now to answer but we check them afterwards and explain the part she cannot understand but it is really hard for us too since we need to earn a living...
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Anne GS
@Shunnan (2130)
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7 Nov 20
@simplfred same situation here . The reason some students i watched in the news suffered in depression because of their lesson
rhuenz
@rhuenz (10680)
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6 Nov 20
Your nephew is so lucky to have you,helping in his module.
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Anne GS
@Shunnan (2130)
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7 Nov 20
only when he cannot able to answer the test papers there are some words and terms included in the question which not explain in the modules
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rhuenz
@rhuenz (10680)
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7 Nov 20
@Shunnan oh okay
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Anne
@Hytton03 (5449)
• Philippines
6 Nov 20
We don't have choice to day to guide our kids, and it's good that you always guide your nephew.
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Anne GS
@Shunnan (2130)
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6 Nov 20
yes i just help him and my niece who is in grade 5 too. My niece said that she has new modules to answer 'i said i do not care' because she know i will answer the Mathematics subject but i am tried my best to explain it to her so that she can understand it
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Anne
@Hytton03 (5449)
• Philippines
6 Nov 20
@Shunnan nice good thing you're there to guide your nephew.
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allen0187
@allen0187 (59648)
• Philippines
6 Nov 20
Good that you are helping your nephew.
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Anne GS
@Shunnan (2130)
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7 Nov 20
Yes sometimes but he is the one answering it i just explain about the lesson.
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Simone
@Janet357 (75638)
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6 Nov 20
my sisters are always busy assisting their kids.
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Anne GS
@Shunnan (2130)
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7 Nov 20
this is the hard part now especially when the parents are working they cannot assist their children. Your sister has time management
Arya
@yoalldudes (35030)
• Philippines
6 Nov 20
I read some official asking teachers to ease up on lessons considering the situation.
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Anne GS
@Shunnan (2130)
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6 Nov 20
some of the printed modules are not complete there are some question which is not included in the first lesson .
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Piyush bhatia
@piyushbhatia1 (11695)
• India
6 Nov 20
That is how it was designed to be
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Anne GS
@Shunnan (2130)
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7 Nov 20
exactly so parents and students have no choice
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