Teachers, students and parents facing PdPR challenges


KUALA LUMPUR: Implementation of the home-based teaching and learning (PdPR) for students nationwide is not only a challenge to parents but teachers and students as well as they have to face various issues.

A teacher at a school in Putrajaya said the attendance of online classes among students from the “back classes” was quite low.

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