On Monday, Egyptian Governor of Minya, Imad Kdwani, and Minister of Education and Technical Education, Mohamed Abdellatif, conducted a field tour to inspect several schools in the governorate. The tour included schools in the Smalut, Minya, and Abu Qarqas educational administrations. The officials aimed to monitor the organization of the educational process, student attendance, and the level of discipline. They also assessed the students' academic achievement and observed the teaching process.
The tour started at Smalut Secondary School for Boys, where the minister and governor observed the students' attendance and discipline. They discussed the importance of programming in preparing students for the job market and inspected two additional school buildings. The minister directed that these buildings be used optimally to increase the school's capacity and reduce overcrowding. The officials also emphasized the importance of accurate electronic attendance recording and the implementation of the educational incentive and disciplinary list.
The officials then visited Smalut Secondary School for Girls, where they praised the level of discipline, attendance, and cleanliness. They discussed the importance of studying programming and Baccalaureate paths with the students. The minister and governor also inspected Smalut Preparatory School for Boys and the attached basic education classrooms. They directed that the students' levels be continuously monitored, especially in reading and writing skills, and that necessary support be provided to students who need additional training.
The tour continued at Smalut Primary School and Smalut Rural Primary School, where the officials observed students' attendance and teaching methods. They also witnessed physical education and activity classes, which play a role in developing students' abilities and enhancing their connection to the school. The minister assessed the reading and writing skills of some students, emphasizing the importance of mastering basic skills to improve academic achievement.
In the Minya educational administration, the officials visited Ezbet El-Gabrty School for Basic Education, where they monitored the level of fourth and fifth-grade primary students in reading and writing skills. The tour also included schools in the Abu Qarqas educational administration, such as Kom El-Zeheer Preparatory School and Kom El-Zeheer Primary School. The officials observed student attendance, discipline, and the use of attached buildings.
During their visit to the Farouk Taha Secondary School, the minister discussed the Baccalaureate system and its paths with the students. He emphasized the importance of programming, financial culture, and developing students' skills to prepare them for life and make informed decisions. The minister and governor stressed the importance of regular field monitoring of schools to assess student attendance, discipline, and academic achievement.
Minister Mohamed Abdellatif and Governor Imad Kdwani emphasized the importance of continuing to monitor schools and provide a suitable educational environment for students. They highlighted the need to develop reading, writing, and general culture skills, which contribute to improving the quality of education. The governor confirmed the governorate's support for efforts to develop the educational process and enhance field monitoring of schools in coordination with the Ministry of Education.
Key points
- The Egyptian governor and education minister inspected schools in Minya to monitor education quality and student attendance.
- The tour aimed to assess student academic achievement and observe the teaching process.
- The officials emphasized the importance of developing reading, writing, and general culture skills to improve education quality.
