Give early notice if planning home-based learning, teaching during Asean Summits, urges education group


PETALING JAYA: The government should provide advance notice if it plans to implement home-based teaching and learning to minimise traffic congestion during the upcoming Asean Summits, says an education group.

Malaysian Association for Education (MAE) secretary Hamidi Mookkaiyah Abdullah said this will allow schools to adjust their schedules, ensure technological readiness and inform parents and students ahead of time.

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