Keeping kids focused: Two boys attending online classes while their little sister looks on at their home in Bandar Puncak Alam.
PETALING JAYA: Students nationwide will return to home-based learning (PdPR) after Hari Raya until the end of the MCO. However, educationists caution that B40 and rural students are not ready to resume PdPR but steps can be taken to ensure none of them get left behind.
Although there have been efforts by the Education Ministry to strengthen PdPR, including producing the “Teaching and Learning at Home Manual Version 2” (PdPR 2.0) and “Teaching and Learning at Home Timetable Implementation Guide” in February, B40 students, especially from rural schools, still face problems.
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Keeping kids focused: Two boys attending online classes while their little sister looks on at their home in Bandar Puncak Alam.
Year 5 student Yap Xin Hui and year 1 student Yap Wei Yan attending first day of school at the comfort their home in Kuala Lumpur where student were only allow to do home learning due to MCO. - YAP CHEE HONG/The Star
Naufal Zaquan, 13 (L) and Muhd Fakhri (R) attending their online class from their home. (January 22,2021) - AZHAR MAHFOF/The Star
Naufal Zaquan, 13 (L) and Muhd Fakhri (R) attending their online class from their home. (January 22,2021) - AZHAR MAHFOF/The Star
Year 1 pupil Arrizqy Izzran, 7, eager to start an online class while wearing a new school uniform on the first day of school at his home in Taman Sri Muda Shah Alam. School students have to attend online classes after several states in Malaysia imposed with MCO 2.0. - IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star
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