No decision has been made on whether the hybrid model of education - a mix of in-class and distance learning - will continue in the next academic year.
That’s according to the UAE Ministry of Education, which issued a clarification following several media reports suggesting otherwise.
In a Tweet, the ministry clarified that the decision cannot be “determined now” and will be based on several factors, including the latest developments in the fight against COVID-19.
وزاره التربية والتعليم: طبيعة الدوام في العام الدراسي المقبل، مرهون بالظروف الصحية، ولا يمكن تحديد أو توقع شكله حاليا.. الأمر يخضع لمتابعة المستجدات الصحية أولا بأول، وسيكون القرار بكل تأكيد بما يصب في مصلحة طلبتنا والكوادر التعليمية#وزارة_التربية_والتعليم pic.twitter.com/RfwNrOhGHD
— وزارة التربية والتعليم (@MOEUAEofficial) March 18, 2021


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