My Life During Modular Distance Learning

 " My Life During Modular Distance Learning "

    Hard and Stressful. Words that describe Modular Distance Learning. Always staying at home and answering modules and joining online classes. Although, I can still work with other students but I still prefer to go to school. But it has also a good impact in my studies, because I have more time answering modules, doing my requirements and reading some lessons. 

    At first, I was so happy doing school works, but as time went on, it became more and more difficult. Because there are some lessons that I don't understand. Sometimes, breakdowns are attacking me, all of a sudden, I started crying and that's the reason why I can't do my modules anymore. When I was in Grade 8, I already have suicidal thoughts, I feel like I just want to die because of the difficulty of the modules. Also, if laziness attacks me, I don't seem to have any intention of doing them. But I am forever grateful because I have my friends who helped me in my studies and pushing me to do and finish my tasks, so I could relax and sleep for more time. During this times, I learned how to be productive, strong and fight for my dreams. 

    I get through these things with the help of my family and friends. They gave me advice and even comforted me with motivational words. I also prayed and asked God for help to overcome all my problems. I know that it's not easy to cope up with these experiences, but this experiences made me more stronger. I'm very proud of myself because I overcome all difficulties I suffered.    

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