Turned off by online classes


SEREMBAN: Slightly less than half the number of secondary school students interviewed in a nationwide survey by a group of researchers from a public university have said “no” to online classes.

The main reasons they did not enjoy studying online were not being able to have direct interaction with their teachers and friends and taking a longer time to complete assignments.

Poor Internet connectivity, having to put in long hours on the computer and needing to share digital devices with other family members were the other reasons for this.

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