Taking care of our teachers


A priority factor: According to Unesco’s survey results, Malaysian teachers’ welfare is cared for as they navigate their way through the new norm. — File photo

COUNTLESS hours of physical lessons have been missed since the Covid-19 pandemic hit the country.

Overnight, more than 400,000 teachers had to adapt to and rely on technology to deliver their lessons.

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