School community opposes new grades one to four plan
The Palestinian "Fatah" Movement has called on the Ministry of Education and Higher Education to withdraw its plan to teach students from first to fourth grade using open educational resources. The movement expressed concerns that implementing this plan amid the difficult economic and health conditions does not align with the realities of students, schools, and the Palestinian community. They pointed out that the plan relies on infrastructure that is not available, such as computers and internet access, and that it contradicts the limited resources and knowledge among parents and teachers. This could increase their burdens and negatively impact the quality of education. Additionally, "Fatah" condemned the ministry's approach to pursuing this plan despite similar failed experiences in other countries. The movement emphasized that sustainable development cannot be achieved under occupation or unstable circumstances and urged the ministry to listen to the voices of the Palestinian street and halt the implementation of the plan immediately. They considered digital education unsuitable for the current situation.
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