UAE Covid-19: Onsite school classes in Abu Dhabi from today
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All staff and students aged 12 years and above need a Covid-19 negative PCR test to attend classes.
In early signs of return to normalcy in the education sector, private schools in Abu Dhabi can welcome back all students from today while maintaining a maximum capacity of 30 pupils per classroom. However, Sharjah has announced 100 per cent online classes from today to February 28. The emriate has announced 100 per cent distance learning for all public and private schools from February 14.
The Abu Dhabi Department of Education and Knowledge (Adek) has issued policy guidelines to parents on the resumption of classes.
Updated Feb 14, 2021 | 15:11 IST
The footage was recently shared on TikTok by use @Laurenherrle13 with the caption: Surprised the sweetest teacher on our last day of class. Students leave teacher in tears with heartwarming gesture
2020 was an incredibly tough year for students and those in academics.
School and college children had to adapt to remote learning and online classes while being stuck at home their teachers had to strategise new ways to make them understand concepts.
But if a comparison is made between students and teachers, the latter have had to deal with more challenges in the past year.
Firstly, it has always been tough for them to get the attention of the entire class during online sessions. As lack of attention has always been an issue on video calling apps and software, many teachers around the world have given up their jobs.
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Vasudha Rajwade, 52, a home-based chef from Nagpur, had tied up with food aggregators to sell her breads and cakes. Success was limited because she felt that she wasn’t able to take good pictures to make her food look attractive.