Education Minister A N M Ehsanul Haque Milon announced that schools and colleges in metropolitan areas will begin a combined online and offline class system, reducing holidays by one day. The initiative, set to start on Saturday, was revealed during an event at Dhonia College in Dhaka organized by the National University, the ICT Division, and UNICEF. The plan aims to promote digital education while addressing the ongoing global energy crisis triggered by conflicts in the Middle East.
Under the new schedule, students will attend classes in person on Saturday, Monday, and Wednesday, and join online sessions on Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday. The policy will initially apply to institutions with large student populations in metropolitan areas and will not be mandatory for all schools. The minister emphasized that no decision should disrupt the education system.
Teachers have requested uninterrupted electricity during online classes and additional offline support for students facing technical issues. The government also announced duty-free school buses for institutions providing transport facilities to students.
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