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Home Jordan News Remote schooling to replace classrooms for two weeks starting Thursday 14-09-2020 11:49 AM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - School students across the Kingdom will begin remote schooling for two weeks starting Thursday, September 17, Minister of Education Tayseer Nuaimi told journalists at the Prim Ministry Monday. The government's decision to suspend traditional classes will exclude Tawjihi students, the last stage of school education, Nuaimi said, adding that classrooms' capacity should be capped at 20 students. Also excluded are first, second and third graders as they can attend classes or opt for remote learning. He said that they were excluded from the decision due to the fact they are among the least infected group.

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Remote schooling to replace classrooms for two weeks starting Thursday

14-09-2020 11:49 AM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - School students across the Kingdom will begin remote schooling for two weeks starting Thursday, September 17, Minister of Education Tayseer Nuaimi told journalists at the Prim Ministry Monday.

The government's decision to suspend traditional classes will exclude Tawjihi students, the last stage of school education, Nuaimi said, adding that classrooms' capacity should be capped at 20 students.

Also excluded are first, second and third graders as they can attend classes or opt for remote learning. He said that they were excluded from the decision due to the fact they are among the least infected group.

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