Disagree. Let's be real, not all learners are willing to learn nor are they deserving of passing grades. The sight of below-the-average grades might make them realize to step up and slowly improve their performance. Tolerating them for now will force their future teachers to make up for their lack of knowledge. When they graduate, they could even have a hard time finding job because they don't possess the necessary or in-demand skills. And just because some students are experiencing more difficult situations and thus they can't fully cope up with the distance learning modality, or just because most of us have unstable internet connection, doesn't mean we will pass every learner. There are alternative solutions that are better than this: teachers can be more considerate and give extensions for those who have valid reasons. As students, we can also help each other, especially those who are struggling with something, so that we can all pass because we did our best, and not because it is mandatory to pass us.