Students At Home Continue Studying With Knowledge Channel

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ENTERTAINMENT, LIFESTYLE | March 25, 2020

Students at home while on quarantine can continue their studies with these programs and other educational content available on Knowledge Channel through its "Edukalidad Sa Kalamidad" Emergency Education Program. (Image Source: ABS-CBN)

With a whole month to spend at home as mandated by the enhanced community quarantine imposed over Metro Manila and Luzon, elementary and high school students may not need to stop learning because they can catch up on the lessons they will miss during the fourth grading period of school year 2019-2020 with Knowledge Channel's "Edukalidad Sa Kalamidad" Emergency Education Program. Parents will find Knowledge Channel's lineup of shows perfect for their children considering that the lessons in each program are delivered in fun and easy-to-learn formats.

Elementary students can learn mathematics the easy way in "Mathdali" where Robi Domingo and friends discover mathematical concepts in real-life situations, the math show for intermediate students in English "Solved!" and "Mathtinik", a direct instruction series for grades 1-6 math. For science and technology, there is the well-loved Sineskwela series for students grades 3-6. Primary school kids can learn English in "Epol Apple" and Filipino grammar and reading in "Wikaharian", a mix of 2D animation, catchy tunes, funny puppets and engaging stories that develop the children's love for reading. They also get to learn social studies the exciting way in "Pamana", "Wow", "Kasaysayan TV" and "Salam".

Younger kids can continue learning to sing and count in ATBP (Awit, Titik, Bilang At Iba Pa) and develop listening, comprehension, reading and basic number skills in the animated series "Kwentong Pambata". Meanwhile, high school students may catch "K-High", Knowledge Channel's first animated program about five high schoolers learning math from actual daily experiences, and "K-Hub", a show on practical lessons and experiments in science. They can also follow the nature-loving educational adventures of Maymay Entrata and Khalil Ramos in "Puno Ng Buhay", learn lots of technical and vocational skills in "Pamilya Masigasig", and understand issues and gender concerns during their teenage years and how to cope with their daily lives in the educational talk show "Gab And Go".

Knowledge Channel is available nationwide on SKYcable channel 5, SKYdirect channel 19 and ABS-CBN TV Plus channel 7. For the complete schedule of shows, visit Knowledge Channel's official website at www.knowledgechannel.org and its official Facebook pages @knowledgechannel and @knowledgechannelfoundation. These shows can also be accessed and downloaded online at www.knowledgechannel.org and Knowledge Channel's official YouTube channel @knowledgechannelorg. Furthermore, in its commitment to serve as a vehicle for relevant information, Knowledge Channel Foundation Inc. (KCFI) will continue to post and share regularly educational updates on the COVID-19 pandemic through its website and social media pages.