Shadi Zalta, the spokesperson for the Ministry of Education, announced that there is continuous monitoring of various misinformation and rumors circulating on social media regarding the educational process. He emphasized that the ministry deals with these rumors based on their spread and works on correcting the information promptly.
Ensuring student attendance compliance.
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Zalta confirmed, during a phone interview with the media personality Dina Ismat on the "Today" program aired on dmc, that all announced decisions are made with full transparency and all details are provided. He emphasized that any incorrect information is continuously corrected, and that the school year works to organize the educational process. Specific percentages are allocated for attendance, behavior, weekly assessments, and monthly tests, with the total percentages being 70% for continuous evaluation and 30% for the semester exam. He pointed out that the goal of these measures is to ensure students' commitment to attending school and receiving lessons, as the school is considered the sole source of academic achievement.
Understanding the student's academic level.
The spokesperson for the Ministry of Education confirmed that continuous assessments help in understanding the student's academic level and provide teachers with the opportunity to gauge each student's performance in class. He added that these multiple assessments reduce the stress caused by exams, as students undergo several tests that better prepare them.