Back then, it was not easy to finish study because of the hardships of life. It seems that getting a diploma is very complicated because you really need school money or someone who will support you in your studies.
But after a few years, it seems that the situation of many of us has become even more difficult because traditional learning methods have had to be replaced by modern methods just like online classes that teachers and students are doing now to still continue the education of the children amid the pand3mic.
Because of the modern way of studying, many of us have a hard time buying gadgets that will be used for online classes, as well as a good "internet connection" that not all of us are lucky enough to have one.
Just like Jennylyn Mae Casipit who is currently a senior high school student under Humanities and Social Sciences (HUMSS).
Jennylyn is from Guimaras and in their area, it is really difficult to find a good internet connection.
Because of this, her grandfather decided to build her a small treehouse in order for her to get hold of a signal on her phone so she can attend their online class.
Jennylyn is very grateful for her grandfather because he still built a treehouse for her despite being a septuagenarian.
In her interview with Aksyon Radyo Bacolod, she said she choose a modular type of learning, however, she still wanted to attend the classes so that she can better understand her lessons. Jennylyn also explained that she was studying in Bacolod City, however, her family decided to return to Guimaras because of the lockdown.
Many netizens lauded the grandfather of Jennylyn because of the help he gave to his granddaughter. Some also admired Jennylyn for not losing hope and just continue her desire to study despite the hindrances.
