98% of students took part in home-based teaching, learning


MORE than 98% of students in Johor took part in home-based teaching and learning (PdPR) sessions when schools were closed amid the Covid-19 pandemic.

State education, information, heritage and culture committee chairman Mazlan Bujang said based on Johor Education Department’s statistics, out of 603,922 students, 593,128 were involved in PdPR.

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