Teachers face big challenge in Sabah's rural areas to carry out online learning


SEMPORNA (Bernama): Teachers, especially those teaching in rural and remote schools here, are facing a big challenge to ensure that the Online Learning and Facilitating Process (PdPc) runs smoothly during the movement control order (MCO) period.

This is because some students, especially those living on islands and plantations, do not have efficient Internet access, apart from not having facilities like computers, smartphones or other mobile devices that can facilitate the delivery process of online PdPc sessions.

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Education , Sabah , Teachers , Online learning , Internet , PcPc , MCO

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