When online learning is a lesson for all


Parents need to guide their children when learning online during the pandemic. — Filepic

CHILDREN in Malaysia have spent the last year (mostly) at home because of the Covid-19 pandemic. This means they attend classes virtually.

When online learning was first implemented to cope with the challenges posed by the coronavirus, it was a little chaotic as teachers struggled to get their syllabus online while students and parents tried to keep up.

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