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(File photo) MANILA - A lawmaker at the House of Representatives on Thursday urged public and private education stakeholders to heed the call for a national academic health break and academic ease following the unprecedented rise in infections amid coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic. Quezon City. Rep. Alfred Vargas, in a resolution, said the Department of Education (DepEd) and Commission on Higher Education (CHED) should implement more reasonable workloads and requirements in view of the surge in coronavirus cases. "With the alarming increase in Covid-19 cases affecting our fellow Filipinos' mental well-being and the financial capacity of families - as well as the capacity of our learners and students to cope and adjust in a healthy way - government must explore innovative, compassionate, and proactive programs and policies that address these real concerns," he said. Vargas said the pandemic "is as much a mental health issue as it is an issue of physical health.

Alfred vargasQuezon city public school teachers associationDepartment of education depedHigher educationIle photo manilaa lawmaker at the house of representatives on thursday urged public and private education stakeholders to heed call fora national academic health break ease following unprecedented rise in infections amid coronavirus disease covid 19 pandemic quezon city rep alfred vargasDna resolutionAid the department of education deped and commission on higher ched should implement more reasonable workloads requirements in view surge coronavirus cases quot with alarming increase covid 19 affecting our fellow filipinos 39 mental well being financial capacity families as learners students to cope adjust ina healthy way government must explore innovativeNd proactive programs and policies that address these real concernsUot he said vargas the pandemic quot is as mucha mental health issue it an of physical argued that government and other sectors must work together to help individualsNd communities cope with pandemic related stresses or recover from its adverse impacts the spread of highly transmissible omicron variantShe saidAs further negatively affected the lives and well being of millions learnersNd teachers all around the countryNd has led to some academic groups calling for an 39 health break or ease citing statements from the quezon city public school teachers association qcpsta and otherArgas said there isa reported rise in the number of teachersNd parents falling ill since the start of classes last january 3 he also said several universities have heeded call for an academic health break so students