Rrahman Jasharaj, Chairman of the United Union of Education, Science, and Culture of Kosovo (SBASHK), has criticized the Ministry of Education’s current textbook distribution process, warning that the method employed may cause difficulties at the commencement of the new academic year. In a statement provided to Front Online, Jasharaj expressed the concern of SBASHK regarding the manner in which educational materials are being provided to students. He stated that the organization has consistently opposed the current system of textbook distribution, noting that this practice has persisted over the last three years.
“SBASHK has opposed this method of textbook distribution in the library and the entire way it has been done for three years,” Jasharaj remarked. He added that the continuation of this process suggests potential difficulties for the upcoming school year, given the proximity to the start of classes. The concerns raised by Jasharaj and SBASHK center on the logistical execution of distributing necessary learning resources.
The criticism implies that the current system is inadequate or flawed, potentially undermining the smooth start of the educational year for students across Kosovo. The union’s objection highlights a recurring issue with the established procedures for textbook distribution by the Ministry.
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