COTABATO CITY --- The Bangsamoro Government’s Ministry of Basic, Higher, and Technical Education (MBHTE) announcedthat the ministry, in partnership with key stakeholders, is in full swing for the reopening of classes in the region on August 24.
“Tuladni Chief Minister AhodBalawag Ebrahim, batid ko ang inyongpangambasakaligtasan ng inyongmgaanaksapanahongito ng pandemya. Kaya’t ang Pamahalaang Bangsamoro at ang Ministro ng Edukasyon ay puspusan ang paghahandaupangsiguraduhingligtas ang pagbubukas ng klasesa Agosto 24,” MBHTE Minister Mohagher Iqbal said.
[Just like Chief Minister AhodBalawag Ebrahim, I know you are concerned with your children’s safety during this pandemic. That’s why the Bangsamoro Government and the Education Ministry are in full swing to ensure a safe reopening of classes on August 24.]
Iqbal said amid ongoing Covid-19 pandemic, the ministry will not implement face-to-face classes, unless the Inter-Agency on Task Force (IATF) on COVID– 19 provides permission and health guidelines to do so.
“Kung kaya ang home-based learning ay pinaghahandaan ng mgaguro at gumagawanasila ng mga Teachers Reference Guide, learner’s activity sheets at Assessment Checklist,” Iqbal said.
[That’s why our teachers are preparing for home-based learning and are producing Teachers Reference Guide, learner’s activity sheets at Assessment Checklist.]
“Sa mgasusunodnaaraw ,asahanniyongipapaliwanag ng ministro ang pamamaraan ng “home-based learning,” gayundin ang magigingtungkulin ng mgamagulang, guro, opisyal ng paaralan at buongkomunidad. May planorin po ang Ministrona mag-abot ng Mental Health and Psychosocial Support samganangangailangan,” he added.
[In the following days, expect that the ministry will explain the home-based learning approach, as well as the roles of the parents, teachers, school officials, and the entire community. We are also planning to extend Mental Health and Psychosocial Support to those in need.]
Iqbal also said the MBHTE will be working closely with various organizations as the society grapples to the new normal set-up in the field of education.
“The ministry will collaborate with our local government and communities to ensure that the schools will comply with the rules set by the Bangsamoro Government IATF. We will also partner with Pathways to Peace, Save the Children, the Asia Foundation, United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF), the World Bank, and others,” he said
“Dahil karatapan ng mga kabataan ang edukasyon para sa kanilangkinabukasan, hinihikayat ko ang mga magulang at mga tagapag-alaga nai-enrol ang inyong mga anak sa pinakamalapit na ekwelahan upang tuloy tuloy ang kanilang pag-aaral,” Iqbal stressed.
[The youth have the right to education, for their future. I urge the
parents and guardians to enroll their children in the closest public-school in
their community so that they can continue their education.] (BUREAU OF
PUBLIC INFORMATION, MINDANAO EXPOSE')
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