Johor pilot schools lighten learning load


Tech in class: Students using iPads while participating in learning activities at SK Tasek Utara.— Bernama

JOHOR BARU: Sekolah Rintis Bangsa Johor (SRBJ), or Bangsa Johor Pilot School, which adopts a digital-based learning approach, not only supports the national education digitisation policy but also solves the issue of heavy school bags among pupils.

A total of 2,500 iPads have been supplied to Year Four, Five and Six pupils at four SRBJ schools, complete with high-speed Inter­net access, in addition to modern facilities including the use of smart boards in every classroom.

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