Using online teaching tools


Teachers can adopt an interactive online study method using platforms provided by the Education Ministry. — Filepic

KOTA KINABALU: Parents and teachers are encouraged to use online platforms to make sure that their children do not miss out on their studies and schoolwork.

Sabah Education Department director Mistirine Radin said the initiative using online platforms or e-learning had been used occasionally by the Excellent Teacher Council in the state, the latest being during the past school holidays.“This is not compulsory and it is just to make sure that time is passed wisely, ” she said.

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