SUNSHEKU and parents against daily learning

The Education Ministry's proposal for the start of day-to-day teaching in Kosovo schools has sparked reactions from the United Education Union, as well as the Council of Kosovo Parents, who oppose this kind of teaching process without becoming proper analysis of this project in terms of providing needed school spaces, concrete tools and food kitchens.

The Ministry of Education has proposed that the education process in the country's schools be realised in an entire day form. The management of the United Education Union and the Council of Parents of Kosovo have reacted to the issue.

Parents ' Council leaders point out that they are not opposed to education reforms, but they think they should be well analyzed, not experimenting with students.

Kosovo's “Budget has been approved for next year, and I am not aware that it is the additional budget for regulating space for whole-day learning, we are not to prevent the processes, but to be prepared in time and not to take unmatchable action yet to fail us” has said Bajram Beqiri, chairman of the Council of Parents of Kosovo

While representatives of the Kosovo Education Union are opposed to the entire day's teaching, as organised as a pilot project in several Pristina schools. The SBASK requires that the whole day teaching be accomplished after the creation of labs and school equipment with concrete tools, as well as the commitment of young teachers.

So that's how to work classically with the same eight-hour tutoring, I'm saying, the SBASK means no, and we're going to be against it, and this lesson, as Minister Bytyqi has said, is unconventional, because it's only going to have negative effects, that it's going to be like in Europe to engage 6 thousand teachers, current teachers working with their subjects” has said Mr. Jashararij SBK's chairman

Until, officials at the Ministry of Education respond from the Council of Parents of Kosovo and the SBASK, they are deemed urgent, as according to them the whole-day teaching project is in the initial phase, as the working group has not yet made decisions on how this lesson will be organised.

“Regarding the whole day's lesson has been established a working group that has started with the assessment of the school's situation, where the working group will continue with other phases about how long it will be or how it will be developed for other specifics on the student's food issue, stay 8 hours or less<1> the Education Ministry's spokeswoman said Valmir Gashi.

Education Ministry directors the other day have presented a report on the existing state of schools in Kosovo, from which it has turned out that in keeping the entire day's teaching throughout Kosovo's territory, 142 new schools, 85 school annexes, and 218 sports halls should also be built.

But despite that, after a review of conditions in Kosovo schools, it is expected that next year the school will begin daily instruction in schools that meet the conditions.