Singapore education ministry and schools looking to improve primary school pupils’ digital literacy


Personal learning devices have been issued to every secondary school student since 2021. PHOTO: LIANHE ZAOBAO FILE

SINGAPORE: The Singapore Ministry of Education (MOE) and primary schools are exploring ways to better equip primary school pupils with digital literacy skills, especially as they mature and approach their transition to secondary school.

This is as device-mediated learning in secondary schools has accelerated in recent years, and as MOE announced in September a 2030 masterplan to develop digitally literate learners.

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