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Commentary: Home-based learning this time round will be less traumatic

Commentary: Home-based learning this time round will be less traumatic Toggle share menu Advertisement Commentary: Home-based learning this time round will be less traumatic It can feel like a repeat of 2020’s educational moment but things are very different the second time around, says Cherie Tseng. A kid spends time on a computer (Photo: Reuters) 18 May 2021 09:28AM) Share this content Bookmark SINGAPORE: We cannot say we did not see the writing on the wall. All signs pointed to the eventuality that parents would need to accept home-based learning (HBL). We have been bombarded with news of the relentlessness of the B1617, a double mutant COVID-19 variant sweeping across India, US, UK and Germany, leaving scores of victims in its wake. Its arrival to our sunny shores is an eventuality.  

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Glaxo Study Has Positive Results; Singapore Curbs: Virus Update

Glaxo Study Has Positive Results; Singapore Curbs: Virus Update
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Further monitoring of COVID-19 situation needed before any decision on circuit breaker: Ong Ye Kung

SINGAPORE: Local authorities need to monitor the COVID-19 situation in Singapore further before deciding later if there is a need for a second .

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Singapore to stop in-school classes to curb virus spread

Singapore to stop in-school classes to curb virus spread Premium People order takeaway at a food center in the Ang Mo Kio area of Singapore, on Sunday, May 16, 2021. (Bloomberg) . Updated: 16 May 2021, 08:09 PM IST Bloomberg All primary, secondary, junior college and Millennia Institute students will shift to full home-based learning from May 19 till the end of the school term on May 28 Read Full Story Singapore plans to close most in-school classes this week and move to home-based learning, as a spike in unlinked cases poses the biggest challenge since last year to the city’s efforts to tackle the pandemic. All primary, secondary, junior college and Millennia Institute students will shift to full home-based learning from May 19 till the end of the school term on May 28, the Ministry of Education said in a statement on Sunday. Preschools and student care centers remain open to support parents who have to work.

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