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Education Minister Lucía Azzolina returns to distance education, on the hypothesis of extending it to all institutes and on the idea of integrated digital teaching, already adopted in the institutes.
This summer the guidelines on DDI
In a post on Facebook, Azzolina clarifies: “This summer I was really looking forward to integrating digital teaching into the reboot guidelines, when everyone demonized it. Just reread the chronicles“.
The Minister noted that “Integrated digital education, which everyone is now asking for for secondary schools, is already there. A part of the classroom teaching and a part at home. The directors and teachers of the school have prepared it based on the needs of the schools, with the aim of respecting the requirements of the CTS for the distancing and safety of the students, students and staff. Just take a tour of the high schools to see it.“.
“Executives and staff with the accountant in hand: not 100% dad”
The third point Azzolina focuses on is instead the opposition of going back to dad for everyone: “The students are happy to go back to school. 100% distance education, as someone asked in recent days, would not help protect the health of children, who would still go to satisfy their legitimate desire for sociability elsewhere. Our duty, today more than ever, is to protect them. Our school leaders and all the school staff have spent a whole summer with the meter in hand, working together with the Ministry, to secure the school. Yes to dad FOR the boys. Not to dad AGAINST the boys. “
However, a majority summit is expected in the next few hours to understand the next steps to be taken in light of the new data on rapidly increasing infections.
