Nagavci: Online Teaching Continues in Trouble

Minister of Education, Science, Technology and innovation ( Arberie Nagavci has shown that all schools in Kosovo have been disinfected since first-class students up to fifth today have resumed teaching at school banks.

And yet the rest of the students, that's the V-graders. I-XII, this week they're going to be teaching at a distance.

Nagavci says online teaching is continuing to face various challenges, but despite that it should have its own advantages.

She adds that she will support students to be as successful as they are in this new learning and routine, to look after each other and not to leave anyone behind in school.

“E knows that despite efforts, online teaching is continuing to face different difficulties, but it may have to have its own advantages. So along with caring for our physical and mental health, we also need to work on learning results. David-19 changed our lives, so you're naturally changing the teaching and teaching. We do not have detailed tests and studies, but we certainly need to be motivated to work harder and better. To support our kids/our students to be as successful as they are in this new education and routine, to take care of each other and not to leave behind with” lessons, Nagavci wrote.

The Nagavci complete post office:

The physically separate matter gives us an opportunity to work hard together.

Facing David -19 has not been easy, many challenges, and the consequences seem to be seeing and feeling for a long time. But today I call on you to be together, please focus on what we all need to do, engage in helping our children and students. Because for children we need to find our way and our means to win each battle, even the most difficult ones.

After spring break, school banks have returned to school today. They will continue regular instruction, and we have been announced that all school facilities have been disinfected and maintained consistently by providing safe conditions for teaching and learning. And yet the rest of the students, that's the V-graders. I-XII, this week they're going to be teaching at a distance.

I know that despite the effort, online teaching is continuing to face various challenges, but it may have to have its own advantages. So along with caring for our physical and mental health, we also need to work on learning results. David-19 changed our lives, so you're naturally changing the teaching and teaching. We do not have detailed tests and studies, but we certainly need to be motivated to work harder and better.

This is a new experience for most schools around the world, but learning and facing news also develops. So let's look at it as an opportunity to make the best use of it.

For all the work will be of added intensity, management and all the school staff, municipal and ministry officials, should be at the highest level of office. However, teachers and parents have the most serious burden on this teaching process in a virtual way, it takes a lot of work, co-operation and commitment on both sides, which I hope will not be lacking.

The virus has hit the most vulnerable marginalised groups facing numerous challenges to address. Schooling is first education, so we need to use the recommended health awareness measures, care for each other, for respect and obligations we have as individuals and communities.

I'm aware it won't always be easy, but it has to be possible. Our support will be complete, as will the demand to be at the highest level of duty.

To support our kids/our students to be as successful as they are in this new education and routine, to take care of each other and not to leave anyone behind in school.

Happy second anniversary.