Ramazan Rahimi, a member of the Education Commission of the Parliament, responded to the rumors about school closures that have been circulating in the public space. He emphasized the importance of holding in-person classes, stating that these rumors lack any foundation and clearly explained the existing concerns.
Emphasis on In-Person Education
Rahimi, referring to the concerns of the Parliament and the Ministry of Education, stated that the main goal of these institutions is to provide suitable conditions for holding in-person classes. He added: "Currently, holding in-person classes is not only important from an educational perspective but also socially and psychologically significant." This statement indicates that educational officials are striving to address the educational and communicative challenges faced by students by conducting classes in in-person environments.
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Response to Concerns and Rumors
Rahimi also referred to the rumors regarding the potential closure of schools and dismissed them. He said: "The rumors circulating about school closures are not true at all, and we have no information about any decision to close schools." His words served as a reassurance for parents and students who were concerned about their educational future.
In recent days, with the increase in rumors about school closures, parents and students have become extremely worried, and these concerns have spilled over into social media. However, by emphasizing the need for in-person classes, Ramazan Rahimi attempted to alleviate these worries and pave the way for the continuation of education.
In conclusion, Rahimi reminded that the Parliament and the Ministry of Education are always striving to provide the best conditions for students and have no intention of closing schools. With these clarifications, it seems that the rumors of school closures will soon be forgotten, and a return to in-person education will again become a reality.
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