Solve e-learning issues, teachers urge


New norm: Tan hopes the NUTP’s concerns are addressed.

ISSUES with the online learning and teaching process has caused students from the low-income group to be left behind, said the National Union of the Teaching Profession (NUTP).

Acknowledging that the Education Ministry’s implementation of e-learning was a good move to carry out lessons, NUTP secretary-general Harry Tan, however, said turning to online learning has created problems for students from the B40 group as well as teachers in rural schools.

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