E-Tech members Vina E. Gutierrez, Rachel G. Madarang 

Online games during class at Abanon National High School affect me deeply because I value my education and the opportunity to learn in a focused and respectful environment. It is discouraging to see classmates distracted by games while lessons are being taught. When students are not paying attention, important instructions are missed, discussions are interrupted, and the overall learning atmosphere suffers.

I have personally experienced moments when I struggled to concentrate because of noise and distractions caused by gaming during class. It is frustrating to know that valuable time—time meant for learning and growth—is being lost. Education is a privilege, and we only have limited years in school to prepare for our future.

I strongly believe that limiting online games during class will promote discipline, responsibility, and academic excellence. By creating a more focused environment, we can ensure that every student has a fair chance to succeed and that our school remains a place of seriousness, respect, and meaningful learning.