Parents: Motivate kids with interactive content


Learning at home: Azza Azrin Juri (left), 33, guiding her sons Arrizqy Izzran (centre) Arruzain Izzul, as they follow a lesson on Didik TV. - IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Having interactive content will encourage students to watch and learn through the Education Ministry’s education television channel - DidikTV KPM.

Parents feel that having some form of a two-way interaction will ensure students gain the most out of the educational content that makes up a large part of the channel that was launched yesterday.

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