Some members of the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools, Kaduna State chapter, now use the WhatsApp platform to keep...
Some members of the National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools, Kaduna State chapter, now use the WhatsApp platform to keep students engaged while on coronavirus lockdown at home.
Iorhena explained that some of the schools used the WhatsApp platform to send assignments to parents weekly, as part of the efforts to keep the students academically busy. According to him, the measure is in compliance with the Kaduna State Government’s directive against conducting any form of academic activities or gathering in school.
“On our own part, some of us have decided to utilise available digital platforms, particularly WhatsApp to send assignments to students with a view to keeping them learning,” he said.
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