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Mitigation Strategies for Face-to-Face Learning
The safety and health of students, teachers and staff must also be prioritized. Schools must ensure that they can reopen in a safe manner.
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A student at SDN 07 Cideng, Jakarta, returns from school, Friday (24/9/2021). SDN 07 Cideng is one of the schools that held limited face-to-face learning in Jakarta. Offline learning takes place three times a week and is attended by only 50 percent of students, while others study from home.
Face-to-face learning must be resumed after more than a year of school closures and remote lessons.
The longer schools are closed, the greater risks children will face, especially for those who have been unable to adapt to distance learning.