PETALING JAYA: Almost all schools are ready to reopen after closing for over two months under the movement control order (MCO).
Most schools have already started cleaning and preparing according to guidelines provided by the Education Ministry.
Education Minister Dr Mohd Radzi Md Jidin previously said the ministry would give a 14-day-notice for schools before reopening, with face-to-face classes limited to Form Five and Form Six initially. Agreeing with Tan is a Form Six teacher from a school in Melaka, who said teachers were eager to go back to their classrooms.“There are factors like body language and attendance that are hard to control online.”
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