Egyptian Minister of Education and Technical Education, Mohamed Abdellatif, recently inspected several schools in the Minya governorate, accompanied by Governor Imad Kadwani. During his visit, Abdellatif emphasized the importance of monitoring students' reading and writing skills, particularly those who struggle in these areas. He directed that special classes be allocated to help these students improve their literacy skills.
As part of his tour, Abdellatif visited Smalut Preparatory School for boys and the attached primary education classes. The minister stressed the need to utilize vacant buildings to create new classrooms, aiming to eliminate evening classes. This move aligns with the ministry's plan to improve education infrastructure and provide students with better learning environments.
Abdellatif and Kadwani also visited Smalut Primary School 2, where they praised the school's condition and student attendance. The minister engaged with teachers to discuss curricula, student understanding, and teaching methods. He emphasized the importance of implementing educational incentives and disciplinary measures to maintain a productive learning environment.
The minister's tour continued at Smalut Rural Primary School, where he observed physical education classes and interactive activities. Abdellatif highlighted the significance of these activities in developing students' physical and mental abilities, as well as their positive impact on students' emotional well-being and academic performance.
During his visit, Abdellatif also directed attention towards maintaining optimal student-teacher ratios. He witnessed assessments of students' reading and writing skills, demonstrating how these abilities affect their performance in other subjects. The minister stressed the importance of focusing on literacy skills, as proficiency in reading and writing can significantly enhance students' overall academic achievement.
At Ezbet El-Gabrty Basic Education School, Abdellatif and Kadwani inspected fourth- and fifth-grade classes, checking students' reading and writing skills. The minister expressed his commitment to supporting students who struggle with literacy, aiming to provide them with targeted assistance to improve their skills.
The Egyptian Education Minister's directives aim to enhance education quality and address challenges faced by students, particularly those struggling with reading and writing. By utilizing vacant buildings for new classrooms and providing additional support for students, the ministry seeks to create a more effective and inclusive learning environment.
Key points
- Egyptian Education Minister Mohamed Abdellatif directs utilization of vacant buildings to establish new classrooms.
- The minister emphasizes the importance of monitoring and improving students' reading and writing skills.
- Abdellatif's tour aims to enhance education quality and address challenges faced by students in Minya governorate.
