Return of kindergartens, first 3 grades, Tawjihi to direct learning unchanged

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Home Jordan News Return of kindergartens, first 3 grades, Tawjihi to direct learning unchanged 21-02-2021 03:01 PM Ammon News - Students of kindergartens, the first three grades and Tawjihi (the General Secondary Education Certificate Examination) will continue to receive in-class education despite an extension to remote learning for other grades, a top Ministry of Education official affirmed on Sunday. The Ministry's Secretary-General for Administrative and Financial Affairs, Najwa Qubeilat, said that the ministry is continuing its plan to return to direct education, and that any change to the plan is linked to the epidemiological situation in the Kingdom. Yesterday, the Ministry decided to suspend the return of 10th and 11th graders to classrooms after the government's decision to suspend opening any new sectors in light of the increasing number of coronavirus infections.

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Return of kindergartens, first 3 grades, Tawjihi to direct learning unchanged

21-02-2021 03:01 PM

Ammon News - Students of kindergartens, the first three grades and Tawjihi (the General Secondary Education Certificate Examination) will continue to receive in-class education despite an extension to remote learning for other grades, a top Ministry of Education official affirmed on Sunday.

The Ministry's Secretary-General for Administrative and Financial Affairs, Najwa Qubeilat, said that the ministry is continuing its plan to return to direct education, and that any change to the plan is linked to the epidemiological situation in the Kingdom.

Yesterday, the Ministry decided to suspend the return of 10th and 11th graders to classrooms after the government's decision to suspend opening any new sectors in light of the increasing number of coronavirus infections.

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