Newsprint boost for modern learners


Ideas in motion: Chang (in blue shirt) engaging with participants at the workshop.

IN an age when students often turn to digital content in their free time, print materials such as newspapers continue to play a crucial role in formal learning, say teachers.

SMK Segambut English Language teacher Kasturi Chinnakrishnan, who recently attended a workshop held under The Star’s Newspaper-in-Education (Star-NiE) programme, said the session was a timely reminder of how newspapers can play a powerful role in the classroom, especially as digital distractions dominate students’ daily lives.

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