New norm: Digital learning will continue to be a crucial part of post-MCO education, experts say. – File photo
COVID-19 has brought the world to a standstill but it has also helped pinpoint weaknesses in the education sector and presented opportunities for new norms and changes to kick in.
But, sufficient government funding is a pre-requisite for any sort of meaningful reform, Universiti Malaya (UM) Faculty of Education dean Prof Dr Rohaida Mohd Saat said, adding that effective management of the Education Ministry’s RM64.1bil budget for Year 2020 is imperative for the education system to move forward.
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New norm: Digital learning will continue to be a crucial part of post-MCO education, experts say. – File photo
Prof Rohaida says the pandemic has helped identify the weaknesses of the education system.
Prof Yeah suggests a spending review of the Education Ministry's budget.
Adam Prakash says poor Internet connectivity and ICT infrastructure is main challenge of digital learning.
Prof Ahmad Farhan says addressing the digital divide is the first step towards improving the education system post Covid-19.
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