TIRANA, August 31/ATA/-Deputy Minister of Education, Sports and Youth Nina Guga told the Albanian Telegraphic Agency that the supplementary program for students who have not been able to benefit from online learning, provides for the development of 40 teaching hours over two weeks.
“Nearly 4500 students from first to fifth grade who did not have the opportunity to be included in online learning during the period March-May 2020 have started today additional lessons on language and mathematics,” she said.
“The Quality Assurance Agency in cooperation with the General Directorate of Pre-University Education have taken measures and have drafted a guide with planning of teaching topics to be realized up to 11 September “, said the deputy minister.
In a statement for ATA, Guga shared details from implementation of the health protocol, where according to her the priority of the Ministry of Education remains the safety of children’s health.
“This organization of teaching is related with the return of students to the premises of the respective schools, but respecting the health protocol that has to do with maintaining distance and hygienic-sanitary conditions, having as a priority the health of children,” she said.
Guga explained, among other things, that the supplementary program envisages the development of 45-minute teaching hours in every class, while during two weeks 40 teaching hours will be developed, of which 20 teaching hours are on the subject of Albanian language and 20 teaching hours are on the subject of mathematics.
The deputy minister also explained that every day there will be 2 hours of Albanian language and 2 hours of mathematics, while the lesson will start at 8.00 in the morning. z.tosku / j.p /p.s./
