MANILA, Philippines — Eighty-nine percent of families with enrolled school-age members said the current blended learning system is more difficult than face-to-face learning, the latest Social Weather Stations (SWS) survey showed.
In its survey released March 13, SWS said 61 percent of the respondents said the blended learning system is “much more difficult” compared to face-to-face learning while 28 percent said it is “somewhat more difficult,” giving a total of 89 percent.
Meanwhile, 6 percent of families with currently enrolled school-age members said blended learning is easier to pass than face-to-face learning.
The survey also noted that 92 percent of those s…
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