Mixed feelings over face-to-face lessons


PETALING JAYA: While students and parents are anxious about the reopening of schools and higher learning institutions next month, educators have called for proper implementation of rules to ensure the safety of all parties.

Tertiary students have also suggested that they be given an option to go back to campus or stay back home in areas with high Covid-19 cases.

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