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2020 In Review: Education

29-Dec-20 18:00

2020 In Review: Education

The year 2020 has not only fast-tracked the need for online education, it has also shown the cracks within our education system that ultimately leaves vulnerable students behind. From Veveonah Mosibin's struggles with internet coverage, to confusion among university students during the lockdown, we take a look at the biggest headlines affecting students, parents and teachers this year.

Image Source: Jamie Taylor, Unsplashed

Produced by: Kelvin Yee

Presented by: Hezril Asyraaf, Kam Raslan


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Categories:  PoliticsSocial IssuesEducationlaw & legal matters

Tags:  Evening EditionEducationCovid-19Online LearningRemote LearningSchools





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