Daniella Hart

www.thevideoink.com             The world has been shaken by the COVID-19 pandemic, a situation that is affecting the lives of countless communities, families, and students. The crisis unleashed was one for which society was not prepared. Pillars such as equality in education have been affected, as households’ access to technology is uneven. The education system has been challenged in all parts of the world, but we must not forget that from each challenge, an opportunity for improvement arises.             There are major challenges that are becoming more acute as a result of experiencing this time of global crisis. Currently, there are few stable solutions of impact for regions and countries with major problems in terms of reliable internet connections and access to digital devices. We also have an extremely limited understanding of how educators, students and parents are c...

              www.pinterest.ph               The Philippines is one of the world’s most disaster-prone countries. Annual natural disasters, from typhoons to occasional earthquakes, flash floods, and volcanic eruptions occur with or without warning. Development and progress have always been challenging for the area. And then, the COVID-19 pandemic happened.             The Philippines has not experienced an epidemic like COVID-19 in recent history. With a lack of infrastructure and the luxuries many other countries take for granted, the Philippines is not well equipped to manage an illness with such proportions. But we Filipinos as a people have always been known to be extremely resilient. We are so used to a natural calamity that it is something we have come to expect. It is something we dust ourselves off of, move on from, and laugh about.   ...