Wednesday, 03 Jun 2020 11:00 PM MYTFormer education minister Maszlee Malik believes that students must return to school, and suggested staggering lessons according to students. — Picture by Shafwan Zaidon
“Maybe we can stagger the lessons according to the students. For instance, every Monday we allow only Standards One and Two. Tuesdays will see those in Standards Three and Four while Wednesdays we will teach students in Standards Five and Six. He explained that the economics of education goes beyond mere schooling as many others such as canteen operators and bus drivers have been adversely affected by the MCO implemented by Putrajaya to battle the Covid-19 pandemic.
Mr. Masked, do you want to be the Education Minister again?
So sad for our children's future, one is their education, second this pandemic... Its too soon to go back to school. Seriously
Maaf, anda bukan kerajaan!
Idea menarik untuk bekerja tapi untuk berpolitik mungkin belum sesuai...
OK but you are not in Government! Wakaka!
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