EU welcomes new teaching, learning modes

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May 7, 2020

In this time of pandemic, students need the utmost consideration, and Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation (MSEUF) fulfills the ‘no student left behind’ notion of the youth.

As the incoming Academic Year 2020-2021 arrives, Manuel S. Enverga University Foundation introduced a new approach to teaching and learning of Envergan students and professors, fulfilling the ‘no student left behind.’

MSEUF’s flexible learning modalities give students three choices to choose from upon enrollment. The first option requires internet connectivity since will be provided with synchronous learning sessions with offline modules. 

The next option is for students with limited internet connectivity because they will be provided with asynchronous class sessions with offline modules. 

The first two options are going to have their classes with different kinds of online platforms such as Neo LMS, Google Classroom, Moodle, Canvas, Edmodo, Zoom, Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Messenger Rooms, and Skype.

Lastly, for those students without internet connectivity, will be provided with printed modules and scheduled face-to-face classes with consent from the Commission on Higher Education, the Department of Education, and local government units. However, the room capacity will be limited to a few students only. 

The blended learning and teaching modalities are expected to last until the administration announces otherwise..

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