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Datin Noor Azimah Abdul Rahim

“It’s tough to be resilient during a pandemic. This batch of Form Five students have had no choice but to keep up with their studies. Even those with good Internet connectivity do not have it easy as they are stuck at their desks for long hours every day, trying not to lose focus, keep sane and not give up. It’s even more frustrating for those struggling with slow Internet connectivity and having to share devices with their siblings. Now imagine those who rely on educational

TV without being able to interact with their teachers as consistently as they could before schools closed! If parents are open to their children being vaccinated, then there is hope of returning to face-to-face learning in September.”

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