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Citizen – Riyadh
Education Minister Hamad al-Sheikh hailed the level of students in the Kingdom and called for the support and attention they deserve.
The Minister said: In our schools are creative and talented and the separate right to give them the attention they deserve by motivating and honoring them are the leaders of tomorrow.
Minister of Education: We will not wait any longer than in the past;
Al-Sheikh continued: We are in a homeland that has a quarter of its budget for education; we have no excuses before us if we do not achieve the desired goals and if we do not achieve them.
He pointed out that the student had the right to get the best educational trip possible and to say his opinion and hear about his development, stating that the Ministry of Education and Education Employs to create a board for students in each department to submit their recommendations and aspirations to be part of their work plans.
He added that the continuous assessment system would be phased out in the fourth year, as what was no longer a continuous evaluation system, operated on centralized assessment tests and consisted of supervision to achieve learning outcomes.
Al-Sheikh pointed out that women account for half of the society and that in education in particular, is the industry's first partner in education, development and the & She &,,,,,,,,,,,,, empowerment are developing at all levels.
The Minister pointed out that the Advisory Council for Teachers is an excellent step, which needs more autonomy and support to be able to play the desired role in improving teachers' performance.
The Minister concluded by stating, "We are living in a historic phase of the multi-level education process, the most important of which is the learning of teachers and early childhood schools, the development of curricula and the realization of school infrastructures.
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