Teachers, students, parents adapting to home learning


KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): With the country hit by the Covid-19 pandemic since March last year, causing drastic changes in teaching and learning (PdP) methods from face to face to online through home-based learning and teaching (PdPR), teachers and students, as well as parents, are slowly adapting to the changes.

Although at the early stage, there were various obstacles and difficulties to implement the home-based learning and teaching (PdPR), over time, these problems have been overcome with various initiatives made without just relying on online PdPR.

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