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Zimbabwe government takes action, bans holiday lessons

Zimbabwe government takes action, bans holiday lessons
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No More Extra Lessons: Government Bans April Vacation School

In a move that has taken many by surprise, the Zimbabwean government has banned "vacation school" for the forthcoming April holiday

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Govt Says No To Holiday Lessons

By A Correspondent| The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has barred schools from proceeding with Vacation School for Grade 7, 'O' and 'A' Level candidates, as well as other non-examination classes during the April holiday period. In a statement, Secretary for Primary and Secondary Education, Mike Mhike confirmed receiving requests from schools to have…

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Open Distance Learning modules launched - Zimbabwe Situation

THE Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education has launched Open Distance Learning (ODL) modules to be used in schools.

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Zimbabwe launches an innovative learning platform for children and teachers - Zimbabwe

Zimbabwe launches an innovative learning platform for children and teachers Format © UNICEF 11th March 2021 –– The Ministry of Primary and Secondary Education and UNICEF launched the Learning Passport in Zimbabwe today. The Learning Passport addresses the challenges faced by millions of children and youth worldwide to access continued, quality education in times of crisis and when access is limited to traditional learning. “It is a new solution designed to close the learning gap – a tech platform enabling high quality, flexible learning,” said Laylee Moshiri, UNICEF Zimbabwe Representative. “The Learning Passport is a key innovation meant to enhance learning pathways, while providing critical continuous access to quality education,” she said.

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