Some of them, they need to borrow their family devices. For example, if they did not have their own tablet, laptop or phone, they need to use theirs parents phone. Its make students strunggles to attempts the classes expecially for primary students.

The physical distance between students and teachers due to the online learning environment has made it difficult for students to be able to connect with their teachers.

Online school has brought an increase in assignments from teachers. At school, we are given assignments and have entire class periods that are solely focused on getting our work done with the assistance and input from the teacher. At home, we are expected to be self-directed.  These also makes students become stress and lost their commitment towards the task given.

This study aims is to find out other problems faced by students during online learning. Through this survey, researcher will be able to find out the problems faced by students and their methods they use during online learning. In addition, can further improve achievement in online learning.

The concern is understandable as obesity not only increases the risk of contracting various chronic diseases but also puts a strain on the finances of governments in terms of healthcare allocations.

According to the World Population Review 2019, Malaysia has the highest prevalence of obesity among adults in South-East Asia at 15.6 percent, followed by Brunei (14.1 percent), Thailand (10.0 percent) and Indonesia (6.9 percent).

The National Health and Morbidity Survey (NHMS) 2019 findings, meanwhile, showed that 50.1 percent of adults in Malaysia were either overweight or obese – 30.4 percent were overweight and 19.7 percent obese.

The factors contributing to obesity can be classified into four categories, namely food, physical activity, environment and genetics. Other contributing factors include diseases, stress and medicines. The exposure to chronic illnesses will affect their overall quality of life and productivity

A big question parents of new high school graduates have is “How much spending money do kids in college need these days?” Hand in hand with this is the question of who is responsible for this amount.Parents of current college students also need to revisit spending needs each month. Families almost universally agree that students should be responsible for earning and saving money for at least some of the “extras” they'll need in college.

For example, they would pay for textbooks freshman year, but after that they would know what to expect and would have to cover those expenses. If student will take a car to college, there is auto insurance, campus parking permit, gas, repairs/maintenance, etc. In addition, buying food everyday , shopping some clothing, shelter, telephone bills, etc. should be taken into account as such matters are the needs of the students.

This analysis will tell what the students monthly spending are so that each parent can understand their child’s expenses on each month while in college. It will show the student information more clearly.

   In the control order (mco) season the disposal of pets such as dogs and cats has tripled around areas such as food stalls, alleys and so on.

    Cloud people say this is effective based on new cats and dogs in an area cared for by street animal feeders.

    Therefore, lawyer Nor Zabetha Muhammad Nor said animal owners who leave any animal causing it to be neglected, sick, hungry and thirsty can be prosecuted under the Animal Welfare Act 2015.They can be prosecuted under section 29 (1) (p) which provides a fine of not less than RM20,000 and not more than RM100,000 or imprisonment not exceeding three years strictly. 

Social media is a catch-all term used to describe the digital platforms, websites or apps that people use to connect to one another, and to create and share content.

If you’re a parent of tweens or teens, your kids are probably using (or want to be using) social media platforms like Facebook, WhatsApp, TikTok, Instagram, Tumblr, YouTube, Snapchat. It’s important to remember these apps all have suggested age limits and aren’t always suitable for younger children. For example, Instagram requires all users to be at least 13 years old. Teens’ and tweens’ brains develop rapidly, so it’s important for parents to understand the impact – good and bad – that social media networking sites may have.Certainly speaking indirectly creates a barrier to clear communication, but that’s not all. Learning how to make friends is a major part of growing up, and friendship requires a certain amount of risk-taking. This is true for making a new friend, but it’s also true for maintaining friendships. When there are problems that need to be faced—big ones or small ones—it takes courage to be honest about your feelings and then hear what the other person has to say. Learning to effectively cross these bridges is part of what makes friendship fun and exciting, and also scary.

The appeal of social media

If you haven’t grown up with social media, the attraction to some of the platforms can be a bit baffling. But for young people, all that scrolling, liking, following and selfie-taking is sometimes the main way they connect with their friends and broader social circle, and keep up-to-date with what’s happening.

How to recognise when kids have a problem with social media

When young people have their eyes glued to their phones, computers or tablets, it can be hard for parents to know if they’re innocently absorbed or if something is wrong.Clinical psychologist Nikita Singh says one of the major signs that indicate young people are struggling with the impact of these platforms is when parents ask their children to separate from their screens and it turns into conflict or misbehaviour. “If you find yourself having to snatch their phone or asking them to put it away and they storm off, that’s an indicator there’s an issue,” Nikita says.

Overfishing is one of the main causes of the decrease in the ocean’s wildlife population over the past years. The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nation reported that the percentage of the world's fish stocks that are at biologically sustainable levels has decreased from 90% in 1974 to 65.8% in 2017. The overfishing of these large fisheries destroys the marine environment and threatens the livelihood of billions who depend on fish as protein or as a source of income for catching and selling.

The aim of the study is to protect and restore the biodiversity within the ecosystems of an area. Some of the examples include most national marine sanctuaries and national wildlife refuges.

Dengue is an epidemic. Dengue is a viral infection in tropical and subtropical regions. It was carried out and spread by mosquitoes which is Aedes. There are two types of Aedes. Aedes Agypti is the main vector of dengue while Aedes Albopictus is another vector of dengue. Virus from Aedes is spread through bitting. It is called as epidemic since it is easy to spread and it will involve in a big scale.

in addition, dengue can cause death and it can be spread in fast and easy ways, thus the prevention and control steps need to be taken from time to time. 

Thus, objectives of this research are to knowledge people malaysia about cause, dangers and to identify the steps that was taken by the community to prevent and control dengue in Malaysia.a survey that will be conducted online that will be used to obtain community knowledge will be about the causes and prevention measures of dengue fever.By identifying the steps was taken by government can lead us to the best steps to prevent and control Aedes.