Coronavirus: Anger at Egyptian Minister of Higher Education’s decision on exams in light of pandemic epidemic



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The hashtag # Dismissal of Minister of Higher Education was posted on social media sites in Egypt, and its users demanded the dismissal of angry Minister Khaled Abdel Ghaffar over decisions he announced on Sunday that students must going back to institutes and colleges to take exams, while the Corona virus outbreak in Egypt is still a threat to people.

Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research in Egypt Khaled Abdel Ghaffar

What was said in the minister’s announcement?

The Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research announced the decision to resume studies and exams in universities and institutes on Saturday, February 27, based on the decision of the Supreme Committee for the management of the emerging coronavirus crisis .

Khaled Abdel Ghaffar with this statement denied what was circulating according to which examinations in universities and institutes would be replaced by research or electronic exams, and he said that only certain universities would organize electronic exams because they are equipped and able to do it and announced it before.

While the exams will take place in institutes and colleges, the minister, who sees no “convincing reason” for conducting them otherwise, announced the continuation of the “hybrid education” system, which mixes attendance at places of study and distance learning according to specific timetables.

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