SERVICE LEARNING

 Name        : Muhammad Muhajir Machfud

 Class         : XII IBB

 N.Absen    : 21






During the Covid-19 pandemic I went on school holidays and had to be at home every day. one year has passed. I actually feel a little confused, because why is the school still not open, while tourist attractions and markets have started to open ?. Even though it is the same as implementing existing health protocols,

Therefore, I purposely did help with housework for my younger siblings and siblings who were around my house. if they need help with homework, and I can help with any knowledge I can, then I will. so parents don't need to be confused about school and their children's learning problems. they can still learn well even if not directly from the teacher.

that's how I spend my days during school holidays and studying from home because of the Covid-19 pandemic which is still ongoing today.








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