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Home Gotcha Former minister calls for dropping this academic year for all students 07-04-2021 11:21 AM Ammon News - Ahmad Alhamed - Former minister of health in Jordan, Saad Kharabsheh tweeted saying according to a statement by the Ministry of Education issued by the Secretary General, about 100,000 students have not engaged in online education. Is this not a justification for dropping this academic year for all students? What would happen if students lost a year as if they’ve failed? It is worth mentioning that Ministry of Education said that around 100,000 students have not engaged in remote education. Most school students do not own tablets or laptops, which is a main reason why so many students have not engaged in online learning, according to the ministry.

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Former minister calls for dropping this academic year for all students

07-04-2021 11:21 AM

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Ahmad Alhamed - Former minister of health in Jordan, Saad Kharabsheh tweeted saying according to a statement by the Ministry of Education issued by the Secretary General, about 100,000 students have not engaged in online education. Is this not a justification for dropping this academic year for all students? What would happen if students lost a year as if they’ve failed?

It is worth mentioning that Ministry of Education said that around 100,000 students have not engaged in remote education.

Most school students do not own tablets or laptops, which is a main reason why so many students have not engaged in online learning, according to the ministry.

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