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The World Bank Heaps Praises on The Saudi e-Education System

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In a study entitled “Saudi Arabia’s Digital and Distance Education: Experiences from the COVID-19 Pandemic and Opportunities for Educational Improvement,” The World Bank commends the e-education in Saudi Arabia.

Due to the efforts put forward by the Saudi Education Ministry, the country has an integrated e-education system which utilizes the latest technology as it seeks digital solutions as well as educational frameworks.
This e-education system depends on “Rawdati” platform and application and “Virtual Kindergarten” application, targeting 3-6 year olds children, in addition to Ain 24 educational channels that broadcast by satellite and YouTube, supported by sign language for all educational stages 24 hours.

In addition, the Ministry boosted the digital transformation of education by implementing the Flexible Learning Pathways Initiative to improve vocational skills. FutureX, a national e-learning platform in partnership with such global platforms as Coursera, Edx, Udacity and Future Learn help in this endeavor.
The initiative enables beneficiaries to access more than 10,000 professional courses, programs and certificates, provided by more than 300 leading universities and companies around the world. Read more here.

The Latest Abu Dhabi’s COVID -19 Education Response

Khaleej Times

The Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge (ADEK) has recognized a few learning models, from which  non -puplic schools can decide for the impending new scholastic year that begins in September, 2021. These instruction models range from in-person learning, where students can go to school day by day; to a hybrid learning model — in-class and e-learning for two (2) and three (3) days of each week.

A few non-public school specialists have discussed the patterns they expect to have. Understudies of the United Indian School (UIS), Abu Dhabi will follow the half and half model. Similarly, understudies of Abu Dhabi Indian School (ADIS), and understudies of Mayoor School in Abu Dhab.

ADEK has put forward a few revised prudent Covid-19 security strategies for the new school year. These inoculation standards are for understudies 16 years and older, school staff, and visiting parents.

As per ADEK, actual distance would be downsized right to one meter on sites and on school grounds in a bid to urge understudies to genuinely go to their establishments.

This ADEK’s  approach supposedly is an attempt to offer on-site educating for an extensive physical and scholarly development and improvement of students. For further reading, click (here).