Higit 100 schools sa Davao City, idineklarang 'safe to occupy' matapos ang lindol

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00:00 More than 100 schools in Davao City were declared safe to occupy.

00:08 DepEd Region 11 urged teachers to implement blended learning.

00:14 Jay Lagang has the details.

00:16 There is still no entry for all public schools in Davao City.

00:23 This is in accordance with the directive of the local government of Lungsod to pass the Rapid Damage Assessment

00:30 for the next classes of magnitude 7.4 in the Surigao del Sur.

00:36 Even though no students are studying, the grade 4 teacher, Luz Viminda Medina,

00:41 still personally directed the students to Magallanes Elementary School.

00:44 They conducted an asynchronous learning session

00:48 so that the students can continue their studies.

00:53 Activity is shit.

00:55 But we just send pictures to our GC because every teacher has a GC.

01:01 Teacher Medina's classroom is on the 4th floor.

01:05 It was damaged after the next earthquake that started last Saturday.

01:10 Some portions of the walls here have hairline cracks.

01:14 But the school principal clarified that their school building is still safe

01:19 based on the assessment of Davao City Engineer's Office.

01:23 You can't just go all in because these minor repairs that we are doing, we will fix it.

01:34 About 101 public schools in Davao City were declared safe to occupy.

01:39 After the assessment of the City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office,

01:44 DepEd 11 encouraged teachers in the region to effectively implement blended learning.

01:51 Which was already successful during the COVID-19 pandemic.

01:54 The mechanisms that will guide DepEd personnel to achieve the expected learning outcome

02:02 even without face-to-face classes are also being implemented.

02:05 According to the Department of Education,

02:08 Region 11 is preparing a fund to use for the students who experienced the aftermath of the next earthquake.

02:16 From PTV Davao, J. Lagang, for the people.