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Education Minister Dr. Dipu Moni said: ‘Students can receive educational loans to continue their education easily. I told Parliament that the Prime Minister nodded. We are thinking of giving an educational loan. We are working on these issues. We want students to not be discriminated against in any way.
He made the remarks in an online discussion titled ‘E-learning in Coronacle’ hosted by the Dhaka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (DCCI) on Saturday. Professor Osama Khan, Vice Chancellor of the University of Surrey, UK, delivered the keynote address at the e-Learning webinar. DCCI President Shams Mahmud delivered a welcoming speech on the occasion.
The Minister of Education said: “Our current education policy was formulated in 2010 and steps have been taken to modernize and reform it. E-learning will be given more importance in educational policy. In the coming days, in addition to carrying out direct didactic activities in the classroom, the e-learning activities should be continued through the Internet. E-learning activities will play an important role in developing students’ skills in new subjects.
He said that in order to incorporate worthy people into the curriculum, the teaching profession must be more attractive and teachers must be more efficient through training. Universities need to do more research.
The vice-rector of the National University also spoke. Harun-ur-Rashid, Vice Chancellor of the American International University of Bangladesh. Carmen Z. Lamanna, Chairperson of the Bangladesh Technical Education Board. Maryland. Morad Hossain Mollah and others.
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