3 minutes agoSBASK presents current state of education in Kosovo
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)Education International (EI) is continuing to communicate with member education unions from around the world, representing 32 million education workers. To encourage them to work and engage even in this difficult situation, El Secretary General David Edwards has held a remote meeting with representatives [...]
Education International (EI) is continuing to communicate with member education unions from around the world, representing 32 million education workers.
To encourage them to work and engagement even in this difficult situation, El Secretary General David Edwards has held a remote meeting with representatives of member unions.
At the opening of this meeting, Edwards spoke of the situation created by the Corona COVID-19 virus and commended education workers, saying that the International Education is carefully following the current situation and stands in favour of colleagues around the world who are engaged in all the opportunities to best realise the learning process from far away.
Representatives from various countries have presented commitments that are being made everywhere in the countries of the world to realise the lesson from a distance -- a challenge, as they said, that is presenting difficulties everywhere, but there is no lack of the commitments of educational workers.
Part of this meeting from a distance was SBASK. Representatives of the Kosovo Education Union have introduced the current situation in the education of our state, also pointing to commitments being made in the service of the best practice of the education process from far away.
” Respect for EI and in particular for Secretary General Edwads, which even in this situation when the whole world is faced in the fight against COVID-19, has connected us through this platform that we are presenting the situation in our countries, but we are also receiving valuable advice and experience.
SBASK takes lessons from far and wide every day
Psychologists from all over Kosovo and to discuss common efforts at greater success.
Kosovo's education workers are committed to the realisation of learning from a distance, and for that they have the support of the SBASK and in the service of the larger achievements as we arrange long-term meetings with our colleagues by giving them support and commending them for their commitments.”, SBASK representatives have reported at this meeting from far away from the EI to show that they continue co-operation and communication with even
The Ministry of Education, which has thanked and praised the SBASK for its commitments and contributions to the service of successful development of the education process from afar.
