Teachers and netizens, reacted towards a short film created about the student’s rants on online classes

Teachers air their reaction towards the viral short film of “Vincentiments.”

Because of the pandemic, most professors and students suddenly find themselves forced to use technology as they teach and learn.

Our community is at the epicenter of the current emergency remote-teaching disruption. Charged with developing the plan to move to teach immediately online and/or directly making it happen, they are exhausted because their resources fall far short of need.

Amid this, a now-viral video of a short film about online schooling became the talk of the town.

The almost 10-minute short film shows a student undergoing an online class.

She met some distractions at home while delivering a report.

Frustrated by the teacher’s prodding to finish the report, the student launches into a rant that tackles high tuition fee despite the shift to online education and how homes are not conducive to learning.

The student also criticizes teachers’ methods during online classes, saying that teachers are insensitive to their struggles and students find it hard to adequately participate.

The student adds that “online class does not equal to online learning.”