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Law amendment aims to prevent student exclusion: Minister
Education Minister Dr Ismail Shafeeu said a proposed amendment to the Education Act will set clear legal rules for home-schooling, restrict eligibility to students registered at a school, and require a special assessment, formalising the 2021 inclusive education policy. Huraa MP Dr Anara Naeem has submitted the bill, and 46 students currently receive home-based education.
No student will be given the opportunity to home-school without being registered in a school. But the current rules do not require the student to be registered in a school
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46 studentsstudents receiving education at home under the programmeThe EditionA total of 46 students are currently receiving education at home under the programme.
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Huraa MP Dr Anara Naeem submitted a bill to amend the Education Act to introduce provisions for home-schoolingnot statedMaldivesThe EditionHuraa MP Dr Anara Naeem has submitted a bill to amend the Education Act to introduce provisions for home-schooling.
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Minister Shafeeu said home-based learning will be provided following an assessment of applicants and their specific needsnot statedMaldivesThe EditionHome-based learning will be provided following an assessment of applicants and their specific needs, he said.
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