Home-based learning, teaching to be better

We’re on the way: Teachers from SMK Pulau Gaya, Kota Kinabalu, board boats to send materials to their students – Photo: Education Ministry

JUST as teachers were getting used to home-based teaching and learning (PdPR), timetables have to be redrawn as the Education Ministry has issued new guidelines.

The “Teaching and Learning at Home Timetable Implementation Guide”, a manual released in Oct 2020 by the Education Ministry, was revamped on Feb 2 this year. Known as the “Teaching and Learning at Home Manual Version 2” (PdPR 2.0), the manual aims to standardise the duration of PdPr due to inconsistent patterns of implementation among schools.