The occurrence of natural and human-made catastrophes had hindered the delivery of quality education for the learners. In times like that, the role of scaffolding or instructional support resonates with the aim of continuous learning despite emergencies. Scaffolding is a term associated with the works of Wood, Bruner, and Ross (1976). It is instructional support provided by the teacher, tutor, parent, or any supervising professional, which is temporary, to assist learners in accomplishing their tasks and solving problems independently. It is an assistive learning technique proven to promote independency among learners, making them invest in their own pace of learning to explore, investigate, and formulate new information based on actual involvement in the process. Scaffolding, as it is used in construction, provides support, reinforcement, and foundation for learning. In times of emergencies, scaffolding becomes an integral tool to reinforce learning through the aid of an older person ...