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Experts fear students may suffer learning setbacks due to online learning.

Teacher Cindy Bunder is seen demonstrating a virtual classroom at Glenunga High School in Adelaide, Friday, April 3, 2020. The school has introduced virtual classrooms. (AAP Image/David Mariuz) NO ARCHIVING

Teacher Cindy Bunder is seen demonstrating a virtual classroom at Glenunga High School in Adelaide. Source: AAP

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The Federal Government and the states continue to be at odds over whether students should be back in the classroom. SBS Sinhalese brings you more on this

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Experts fear students may suffer learning setbacks due to online learning. | SBS Sinhala