Learning starts tomorrow, children risk potential to spread the virus.

The discussion has been three options: online learning, like in the second part of the school year that passed, alternative learning between online and banks, and the complete return of students to school.

Postponing the education process according to the commission's member for Education, Teuta Haxhiu is regular, while saying this decision has been made in the best interests of the community.

According to her, there are requirements from teachers and parents to start the learning process.

“has been the decision made with the school principals and the ministry's decision, but in the background I can say that in a conversation with particularly early classes, they are very committed to starting the lesson as soon as possible, but with their parents it is their request. So I wish it could start and not lose because not just this year because of the pandemic that's preoccupied us all”.

Well, we've had a preliminary year, which hasn't developed just as much as our interest among students and teachers, so I think I think the best thing would be to keep school lessons on school objects. Without being a physical student at school or teaching in class. I hope it doesn't happen again this year that we're leaving behind”, she said.

We can't say a failed year, but one year, which I wish never to repeat, but in these circumstances that developed the lesson if we start now I believe that the commitment of teachers and institutions is to commit to last year's dedication and shortcomings to avoid and start with the school year are the generations that are losing even, but because of strikes”, Haxhi said.

But different is Youth Qehaja from the “Institute. Edgood” He for Online Economics has said that delaying the learning process gives greater security to the school community.

I don't believe that it has contributed to greater security in the school community. I remind him that the security in return depends greatly on the community's awareness of reaction and not the necessity of restrictions on protocols and preparations”.

The “is dealing with new age groups that can hardly react to protocol organised responses, so this brings back the particular responsibility of teachers and parents to well aware their children to install a personal hygiene culture that then the same may emerge in the school community”, he said.

Qehaja is of the opinion that institutions should prepare for any form of continued learning.

While speaking of the possibility of maintaining online learning, Qehaja says no results have been proven, rather, a number of students have not taken part in it.

“Online learning has not proven any results, rather an extremely large number of children have not had any involvement in it or a very limited involvement”.

Our educational system is very flawed, this loss from March because of the pandemic has been very harmful and what will be restored to the same situation so outside the school bank will have an even greater damage on children, which then appears in which spheres without exception”, Qehaja said.

On Friday, Education and Science Minister Rame Likaj has confirmed that school lessons will begin from 14 sators divided into two phases