Here is an interesting article from the SCMP about how students are adapting to online learning. It is surprising to see just what can be taught online.
Hong Kong student Kaitlyn Yu Ching has been taking seven lessons a day online recently. Yu, who studies at HKUGA College in Wong Chuk Hang, said she had been keeping up with learning progress, while also remaining in touch with classmates and friends through social media.
“When I first heard physical education lessons would be held online, I had some questions. But it turned out quite good. I can keep healthy now doing exercises, even while staying at home,” she said, adding she did not find much difference between learning online or in-class for other subjects as well.
About 900,000 kindergarten, primary, and secondary students have been put out of their schools from February 3 after the Lunar New Year holiday until at least April 20, with most of them resorting to online learning at home.
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