Monday onwards school classes will be taught in television
Students from first to sixth grade will have classes on television from Monday, May 11, taught by teachers through the Connect with the Star program, reported the Ministry of Education (Meduca).
The educational alternative, during the pandemic by Covid-19 that forced the closure of schools, will be broadcasted from Monday to Friday from 9:00 am to 11:00 am on SerTv.
Connect with the star will be broadcast from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm, by Hosanna Vision, and from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm, by RPC and Fetv (Channel 5).
Meduca recalled that classes are already given by radio through the National FM and Crisol FM stations, for elementary and middle school students, starting at 11:00 am from this Monday classes will be taught for majority of students, and the RPC Radio and Radio Panama stations will also be part of the project.
Four subjects will be to be taught. Monday (Spanish), Tuesday (mathematics), Wednesday (social science) and Thursday (natural science). Fridays will be the day for pre-school students, who enjoy games and storytelling, and Sesame Street chapters with recommendations to avoid the coronavirus.
The classes will have a sign language translator.
Starting next May 18, the junior high and middle school youth will join the program Connect with the star , who will receive the classes through SerTv and TVMax
Connect with the star will be broadcast from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm, by Hosanna Vision, and from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm, by RPC and Fetv (Channel 5).
Meduca recalled that classes are already given by radio through the National FM and Crisol FM stations, for elementary and middle school students, starting at 11:00 am from this Monday classes will be taught for majority of students, and the RPC Radio and Radio Panama stations will also be part of the project.
Four subjects will be to be taught. Monday (Spanish), Tuesday (mathematics), Wednesday (social science) and Thursday (natural science). Fridays will be the day for pre-school students, who enjoy games and storytelling, and Sesame Street chapters with recommendations to avoid the coronavirus.
The classes will have a sign language translator.
Starting next May 18, the junior high and middle school youth will join the program Connect with the star , who will receive the classes through SerTv and TVMax