Algerian Education Minister Mohamed Séghir Saadawi has emphasized that improving the national school system is a collective responsibility that involves various components of the educational family, families, and society as a whole. In a message addressed to teachers and professors on the occasion of World Teachers' Day, Saadawi highlighted the crucial role that teachers play in building individuals, society, and the nation. He stressed that the Algerian school system is a vital institution for building human beings, shaping their personalities, and preserving the values of society.
Saadawi noted that the Algerian school system has always been linked to the idea of liberation, protecting national identity, building awareness, and creating the future. He added that the role of teachers has continued to evolve since independence, with a focus on building a new generation of citizens who are equipped with knowledge, awareness, and a sense of responsibility. The minister emphasized that the current education system is working to establish a modern school that is equipped with the latest programs, curricula, and structures.
The minister highlighted that the new school system aims to go beyond mere knowledge acquisition and instead focuses on teaching students how to think, create, and take responsibility. He also emphasized the importance of preparing students to live in a rapidly changing world, where digital transformation and artificial intelligence are increasingly prevalent. Saadawi stressed that teachers have a critical role to play in educating students on how to use these digital opportunities effectively.
Saadawi acknowledged the challenges facing the education system, including the need to provide quality education and equal opportunities for all students. He emphasized that the sector is committed to continuing its efforts to improve the school system, providing students with a high-quality education, and investing in their talents and abilities. The minister also highlighted the importance of partnerships between schools, families, and society in achieving these goals.
The minister emphasized that the impact of teachers on students' lives extends far beyond the classroom. He noted that students often remember the teacher who believed in them, encouraged them, and made a positive impact on their lives. Saadawi stressed that the role of teachers is not limited to imparting knowledge but also involves shaping students' personalities, values, and attitudes.
Saadawi called on students to work hard, respect their teachers, and appreciate the efforts of their educators. He also urged parents and guardians to strengthen their partnerships with schools and support the educational process. The minister emphasized that building a better future for Algeria requires a collective effort from all stakeholders, including teachers, students, families, and society as a whole.
On the occasion of World Teachers' Day, Saadawi expressed his appreciation for the dedication and hard work of teachers and educators in Algeria. He acknowledged the challenges they face, particularly in rural and remote areas, and emphasized the importance of supporting and recognizing their efforts. The minister concluded by reaffirming the government's commitment to education and its role in building a better future for Algeria.
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- Algerian Education Minister Mohamed Séghir Saadawi calls for collective responsibility in improving national school system.
