Education Minister Dr. A N M Ehsanul Haque Milon stated that teachers must conduct online classes from their schools rather than from home. He emphasized that teachers should use smart classrooms for online teaching and can seek help from colleagues if needed. The minister made these remarks on Wednesday at a seminar held at the International Mother Language Institute on maintaining education during the global energy crisis and conserving electricity.

The seminar, attended by around 400 parents, was organized to gather opinions on online classes. The minister said that considering the global energy crisis, severe traffic congestion, and the shift toward technology-based education, the government is planning to introduce a hybrid model combining online and offline classes in selected institutions. Schools such as Viqarunnisa Noon School and College, RAJUK Uttara Model College, and Residential Model School and College may be included in the pilot phase.

According to the minister, the proposed model would reduce traffic congestion and energy use while keeping students engaged in regular coursework. He added that future education will be technology-driven and largely paperless.