Mah: Rural students can study with offline notes, homework


TANJUNG MALIM: Pupils in rural areas with weak Internet connectivity will not be left behind as they will get physical notes and homework from their teachers.

Deputy Education Minister Datuk Dr Mah Hang Soon said teachers, whose pupils lived in rural areas with poor Internet connection, could pass the notes and homework to the respective village chiefs or tok batin to be distributed to the children.

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