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00:00Some parents and students are doing their best to reduce the heat while the kids are in school.

00:05The DepEd is encouraging the students to adjust the time of their classes.

00:11Live from Castle City, we have the first news from Bea Pinlac.

00:15Bea.

00:19Egan, whether you're a student or not, we've all experienced a lot of heat in the past few days.

00:25That's why the DepEd is encouraging the students to adjust the time of their classes

00:29so that the kids can safely and without permission study.

00:36Mang Ramil's son, a Grade 4 student in Kamuning Elementary School, is suffering from a cold.

00:42He says that the heat is getting worse, especially in the past few days.

00:48It's really bad. They really need to rest before they go to school because it's really hard.

00:55It's really hot. My skin hurts.

00:57I can't focus because it's really hot inside the room.

00:59That's why I told my father to get me some water because it's really hot.

01:04Some of the parents we talked to also experienced the effects of the heat on the students,

01:09not only on their health, but also on their focus on their studies.

01:14It's really hot. If you're dizzy, it's really hot right now.

01:18And the kids are really pitiful.

01:21They can't focus on their studies because it's really hot right now.

01:25DepEd is encouraging schools to adjust their class hours.

01:30Morning sessions from 6am to 10am and afternoon sessions from 2pm to 6pm.

01:37Asynchronous learning hours are from 10am to 2pm.

01:42DepEd also added that when the heat index reaches 42 degrees Celsius or when the LGU orders it,

01:48schools can now transition to remote or asynchronous learning.

01:53Some parents are worried that remote learning might affect their students.

01:58It's really hard when I'm at home. I can't focus on my studies.

02:02It's really different when I'm inside the school.

02:05When I'm at home, because it's really hot, I can't focus.

02:09At home, it's hard for the kids to learn.

02:13Because what the kids do is learn from the gadgets of the parents.

02:16At home, they don't learn.

02:18At school, they learn from the teachers.

02:24Igan, according to some of the parents we talked to,

02:27learning is important, but DepEd should also learn how to teach the kids

02:32that it's really hot right now.

02:35And that's the first news from Quezon City,

02:37Bea Pinlac for GMA Integrated News.

02:53[♪upbeat music playing♪

Adjustment sa class hours dahil sa banta ng matinding init, isinusulong ng DepEd | Unang Balita

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