Damascus countryside - Sana
Several schools are working to rehabilitate them in coordination with the Ministry of Education and the countryside of Damascus to join schools that qualified and accommodate thousands of students and be a locomotive for the improvement of the teaching and learning process in the city.
Martyr Abdel Moneim Riad School One of the schools that qualified and launched the educational process officially today can accommodate about 1800 students from the ninth grade to the third secondary distributed in 32 classrooms.
SANA delegate visited the school and reviewed the reality of the teaching process and met with a group of students who expressed their satisfaction with the method of teaching and follow-up by the teaching and administrative staff.
Zaher al-Gharib, a 10th-grade student, said that “the teaching situation has improved over the past year in terms of places and teachers.
Mahmoud Dahlouni, from the ninth grade, confirmed that the school offers its best for students to improve their level, but needs to follow more in the subjects of English and French.
Teachers, in turn, showed that the reality of the school is better than it was and Taha Kouki, a biology teacher, pointed out that the teaching reality is heading for the best in terms of quality of education and the commitment of students and administrative and teaching staff and the school has all the teaching requirements.
As for the school, Raedah Al-Qasem stated that “improving the reality of the school and rehabilitating it and securing teaching materials has a positive impact on the level of the student and gave comfort to its production”.
Omar Al-Beiruti, a mathematics teacher, explained that the large numbers of students in a class makes it difficult to implement the interactive method of teaching, but considered that work is being done to skip this stage until all schools are rehabilitated, pointing out that the student takes the information from the teacher and solves based on this subject Neil is a good sign.
The head of the secondary school, Nuri al-Jamal, explained that before the crisis, the school was an important educational edifice not only for Arabs but also for the neighboring towns, but terrorism destroyed and destroyed most of the schools in Irbin and after the liberation of the city thanks to the bravery of the Syrian Arab Army. The building with administrative rooms and all the requirements of the teaching process were secured by the Ministry of Education.
The number of classrooms in the school is 20 rooms except the administrative rooms and the warehouse according to the sentences, which confirmed that the school is back better than it was and work is underway with various economic activities in the city to upgrade this educational institution to graduate national generations of various specialties serve the country and raise it through follow-up rehabilitation of more schools In Irbin.
Regarding the role of economic activities in Irbeen in this regard, Imad Al-Durra said that everyone is interested in contributing to building their cities and towns to restore life, stressing that the rehabilitation of schools is done in coordination with the municipal council and the governorate in order to restore life to this sector, which is considered the most important among the sectors. Abdel Moneim Riad too.
In turn, Anwar Sheikh Badr pointed to the contribution of economic activities in Irbin by rehabilitating some schools in the city, where work is underway to rehabilitate the schools complex Sayed Quraish at a cost of 80 million pounds.
He stressed that the work has reached advanced stages and within a period of one month will be one of the schools ready to accommodate about 1000 students in addition to the work is also underway to rehabilitate Abdul Qader Qwaider high school in cooperation with other economic institutions.
The head of the municipal council in Irbin, Engineer Rateb Shahrour, pointed out in a similar statement that schools are one of the most important sectors that are working to restore life and rehabilitation in Irbin, revealing that six of the 18 schools have been rehabilitated to accommodate 11 thousand students and work is currently underway to qualify Four other schools by the city's economic actors in coordination with the municipal council.
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