THE government is considering implementing face-to-face classes on limited hours if President Rodrigo Duterte approves a dry run in select schools, a Palace official said. Palace spokesman Harry Roque Jr. said face-to-face classes could be held a few hours a week instead of the full week schedule of students. In an interview over state-run PTV-4 [ ]
Saturday 27 February 2021
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Govt mulls limited face-to-face classes


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