In a recent event that showcased the commitment of Giza education officials to engage with students, Mohamed Fayez, the deputy director of the Giza Education Department, spent 25 minutes attending a first-grade class at Abdel Moneim Riyad Primary School. During his visit, Fayez participated in an Arabic language lesson and interacted with students. This visit was part of the ongoing efforts by education officials to monitor and support the educational process in schools.

Fayez used the opportunity to have a direct conversation with the students, offering them educational advice and emphasizing the importance of keeping up with their lessons and regularly reviewing their material. He encouraged them to make the most of their teachers' explanations and to prioritize their education as a means to build a better future. The students were able to engage with Fayez and learn from his experience.

The visit was conducted in line with the directives of Said Attia, the deputy minister of education in Giza, to ensure that the educational process is running smoothly in schools. Fayez was accompanied by Ghada Selim, the deputy director of the Omraniya Education Administration. During the visit, Fayez inspected the classrooms, interacted with students, and assessed their level of achievement.

As part of his visit, Fayez reviewed the students' records and evaluations to ensure that teachers were following up on their students' progress. He emphasized the importance of maintaining clean classrooms and a safe learning environment, which he considered a shared responsibility between students, teachers, and administrators.

The visit is part of a series of ongoing monitoring efforts by education officials in Giza to support the educational process and assess performance levels in schools. These efforts aim to identify areas for improvement and provide necessary support to ensure a high-quality education for all students.

Education officials in Giza continue to prioritize engagement with students and teachers to ensure that schools are providing a supportive and effective learning environment. By participating in classes and interacting with students, officials can gain a better understanding of the challenges and opportunities facing schools in the region.

The Giza Education Department remains committed to providing a high-quality education for all students in the region. Through ongoing monitoring and support, officials aim to improve educational outcomes and provide students with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in the future.

Key points

  • Giza education official participates in primary school class to emphasize importance of education
  • Official offers educational advice to students and encourages them to prioritize their education
  • Visit is part of ongoing efforts to monitor and support educational process in schools

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