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Home-schooling not meant to leave children unregistered: Husnee
Manadhoo Constituency MP Husnee Mubarik said the proposed amendment to the Education Act introducing home-schooling is not intended to keep children unregistered at schools or to keep girls out of education, rejecting former President Mohamed Nasheed's criticism. Education Minister Dr. Ismail Shafeeu said the amendment will establish clear legal rules for home-schooling and prevent its misuse, with home-based learning provided after an assessment of applicants' needs.
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I condemn the opinions that state the bill was introduced to facilitate concubine opportunities, that this is a vision to facilitate the opportunity to exclude girls from education which is against Islamic principles. Providing home-school…
Husnee Mubarik · Steps will be outlined in the act to assure home-schooled children will not be subjected to such an ideology, with additional steps defined in the guideline written up under the a…
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Huraa MP Dr. Anara Naeem submitted a bill to amend the Education Act to introduce provisions for home-schooling.The EditionHuraa MP Dr. Anara Naeem has submitted a bill to amend the Education Act to introduce provisions for home-schooling.
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