The local educational sector, agencies and localities have drawn up flexible, specific teaching plans and models matching the latest situation. (Photo: VNA) Statistics from the municipal Department ofEducation and Training revealed that more than 70,000 students in the city lackeither access to the internet or electric devices to study online.
Of nearly 650,000 primary school students, more than55,000 lack the necessary equipment and a stable internet connection. Some aretemporarily staying in the countryside and cannot return to the city.
More than 70,000 students in HCM Citu lack either access to the internet or electric devices to study online. (Photo: VNA) However, thanks to the assistance of all-level administrationsand donors, many of them have been able to access online classes.
The local educational sector, agencies andlocalities have drawn up flexible, specific teaching plans and models matchingthe latest situation, in line with COVID-19 prevention and control regulations.
Teachers of Minh Duc Secondary School in District 1have initiated a model, under which they call for the donation of used smartphones and laptops to their students.
Within more than one week, no more students of theschool lacked electric devices to log into online classes, according to headmasterof the school Tran Thuy An.
Thank to the assistance of all-level administrations and donors, many of them have been able to access online classes. (Photo: VNA) Local youths have also maintained free classes butin the online format for children in difficult circumstances. More than 300students and teachers have voluntarily joined the programme.
Despite a lack of teachers and study materials, suchclasses have opened daily, making parents feel secure as their children stillcontinue their study amid complex developments of the pandemic./.
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