Education Ministry urges students to attend and engage on digital platforms
The Ministry of Education has called on students to regularly attend and participate through educational platforms, highlighting the benefits for their learning outcomes.
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AIThe Ministry of Education has urged students to maintain regular attendance and active participation on educational platforms, emphasizing that this contributes to strengthening their knowledge and skills, and helps improve their academic performance.
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Rawdati platform
The Ministry of Education recently announced the launch of an asynchronous remote learning track through the "Rawdati Virtual Platform," making it available to children throughout the academic year.
This track aims to provide a flexible educational experience, allowing parents to supervise their children's activities at times that suit their schedules.
The track consists of three main components: educational activities based on the national kindergarten curriculum, family monitoring that enables parents to implement and follow up on activities to support their children's learning, and time flexibility without being bound to a fixed attendance schedule.
The ministry explained that parents can register for the track through the education portal, with the option to use the QR code provided in the announcement.