Flexible classrooms


Hybrid class: Wong (right) watching a student interact with a peer in another school.

HYBRID classrooms can ensure teaching and learning (PdP) continues while the country’s teacher shortage is being addressed.

Deputy Education Minister Wong Kah Woh said hybrid classes, which involve a group of students learning face to face while another group joins the lesson online, is a solution and an alternative that can help alleviate the lack of teacher problem while ensuring that every child has the opportunity to learn.

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