Learning safely:A teacher wearing a face shield and protective mask talking with her pupil through a plastic barrier as she visits her pupil at his house to evaluate their online class-session in Semarang, Central Java. — Reuters
As schools struggle to keep pupils engaged during the pandemic, a kindergarten on Indonesia’s Java island is getting pupils back in the classroom using makeshift transparent cubicles and also sending teachers on home visits with social distancing barriers.
Permata Hati Kindergarten, a private kindergarten with 135 pupils in the city of Semarang in Central Java province, is allowing six pupils per day to spend time in the classroom, giving children a chance to attend school once every two weeks.
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