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18 million students who completed the first semester of the 2020-2021 academic year with distance education began the second semester on February 15. The Ministry of National Education will begin to implement the transition plan to face-to-face education as of March 1, within the framework of gradual normalization. Primary school 1,2,3,4. Classes, 2 days a week, 8th grade middle school and 12th grade high school will go to school on the days and times determined by the school administration. Educational activities in schools will continue during the main courses. Class hours are kept short to avoid density, Turkish, math, life studies and English classes will be taught in primary schools. Lessons like music, physical education, and painting, known as intermediate lessons, will continue with distance education. Exam-based courses will be taught face-to-face for grades 8 and 12. Apart from secondary schools providing applied education 9,10,11. High school with grades 5, 6, 7. An explanation came in that closely concerns the classes. MEB is conducting a sensitive study for the levels that are not open. The governorates may decide to open full-time according to the number of cases. So when will the schools open? Here’s the 2021 schools opening date!
WHAT CLASSES WILL START THE PRESENTIAL EDUCATION ON MARCH 1?
Primary school 1,2,3,4. Classes will have their schools from March 1.
8th grade high school students will be able to initiate classroom education activities within the scope of the LGS exam, and 12th grade high school students within the scope of the college exam.
Hands-on trainings at Anatolian Vocational and Technical High Schools, Anatolian Multi-Program High Schools, Fine Arts High Schools, and Sports High Schools will be delivered in person at all grade levels.
CRITICAL EXPLANATION FROM MINISTER OF HEALTH FAHRETTİN KOCA!
After the Scientific Committee meeting, Health Minister Fahrettin Koca made important statements. Here is the statement made;
“With the approval of our President, with the approval of the Cabinet decision, when necessary, it was discussed how to do this stratification with parameters such as the number of cases, rate of cases-test, rate of intensive care occupancy in the next period of the provinces. All details, including training, will be on Monday’s agenda in the Cabinet. “
WHEN WILL CLASSES NOT OPEN BEGIN?
Ziya Selçuk, Minister of National Education, made important statements about face-to-face education in the program he attended. Ziya Selçuk pointed out that the Scientific Committee of the Ministry of Health received advice, “It is being discussed in the Cabinet and our President explains it. He will use expressions. Here is the continuation of the explanation;
“There are standards that we have established with the recommendation of the Scientific Committee. The number of people in the class, how will the spaces be arranged, what are the risks, what is the cleanliness? There is a lesson schedule starting from at least 16 But each school has its own facilities and capacity.
After high school, they will come to school. When our students come to school, the whole school is empty. Management can say that I created a problem solving group here. It cannot be more than this number of students, our school administrators can make their own decisions adhering to what we have determined that this is the cleaning standard.
THE GOVERNMENTS HAVE THE FULL-TIME OPENING AUTHORITY!
According to the news in the Sabah Ceyda Karaaslan newspaper, officials from the Ministry of National Education said: “It is very important that parents comply with the rules and prohibitions of hygiene and social distance so that our children arrive at their schools. As the number of cases decreases, schools in that province can open full time, “he said.
IN WHICH PROVINCES CAN SCHOOLS BE OPENED?
The Health Ministry has started announcing the weekly number of cases on Mondays. The provinces will be classified into low, medium, high and very high so that the bans and measures are gradually lifted in the cities. In the calculation carried out on a population of 100,000, provinces with an index lower than 10 low, 11-35 medium, 36-100 high and more than 100 high-risk provinces will be considered. The provinces will be indicated as blue, yellow, orange and red respectively on the advertised map. Here are the provinces likely to open full-time schools based on the number of cases between February 15-21;
Hakkari (3.21)
Sirnak (3.91)
Mus (8.51)
Batman (8.71)
Igdir (10.43)
Mardin (12.52)
From (13.92)
Karabuk (16.83)
Usak (17.32)
Bingol (18.45)
Kars (18.60)
Bingol (18.45)
Pain (19.61)
Bayburt (21.98)
Cankiri (26.50)
Isparta (29.53)
Kirsehir (30.86)
Denizli (31.51)
Opium (31.62)
WHICH PROVINCES HAVE A HIGH RISK OF SCHOOL OPENING?
According to data announced by the Ministry of Health, a significant decrease in the number of cases is required to open schools with full-time capacity in the Black Sea region. Steps have been taken after the recent surge in the Black Sea region. Here are the provinces with the highest number of cases per week;
Army (228.40)
Giresun (217.5)
Samsun (202.94)
Trabzon (207.54)
Rize (200.08)
Slap (149.90)
Osmaniye (134.90)
Adiyaman (120.64)
Aksaray (108.27)
Karaman (105.92)
Sakarya (103.01)
Konya (101.95)
Burdur (93.23)
Kocaeli (92.53)
Gumushane (88.21)
Mersin (87.87)
