Education Minister Dr. A N M Ehsanul Hoque Milan announced plans to introduce a pilot hybrid learning model combining online and offline classes in selected schools in Dhaka. The initiative aims to address the global energy crisis, severe traffic congestion, and the growing need for technology-based education. He made the announcement on Wednesday at a seminar organized by the Ministry of Education at the International Mother Language Institute.
The minister explained that the program would not be implemented in all schools simultaneously but only in those with the necessary capacity. The proposed model would include a mix of online and in-person classes throughout the week to reduce student attendance pressure, traffic congestion, and energy consumption while maintaining regular academic activities. He emphasized teacher training, monitoring, and student engagement as key factors for success.
The ministry will hold a press briefing at the International Mother Language Institute to share further details about the hybrid class plan. The government intends to gradually adopt technology-driven education to prepare students for future global competition.
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