How a revolution in education in the Middle East will shape the sector post-coronavirus – AMEinfo

How a revolution in education in the Middle East will shape the sector post-coronavirus – AMEinfo

Efforts need to be made by students and parents to ensure real-life human connections are still encouraged and valued. Some Arab countries have been quick to take action, and are providing alternative learning tools using e-learning platforms and TV channels.. In the UAE, the Ministry of Education, in cooperation withthe Hamdan Bin Mohamed Smart University, provided a free course in March on how to become a distance teacher in 24 hours.. The new system means that education will no longer be a commercial opportunity for corporates.. With students embracing distance learning, the need to move away or travel far to school or university is becoming less necessary.. Online education is giving students more flexibility and time, and providing them with money and energy for activities.. New learning programs will adopt smart strategies in building content using the latest apps from startups and established players in the market.. Creative tools will make teaching and learning more fun and easier.. Technology will enable students from remote places to access the same quality of education that students in the most advanced countries have.. Darsak recorded more than 23 million views in its first three weeks, according to the Ministry of Education.. With