9月-12月の現地報道記事一覧(ミャンマー)

現地新聞に掲載された主な教育関連ニュースの一覧です。
※DBE: Department of Basic Education, DHE: Department of Higher Education, DG: Director General, DDG: Deputy Director General

DateNews SiteTitleSummary
9/8/20The Myanmar Education GuideBasic Education Primary Level Lessons Radio Airing TimeThe radio airing schedule for basic education primary level lessons (2020-2021 academic year) reported by Myanmar Edu Guide.
9/10/207day NewsBasic education lessons to be aired on radio in addition to television broadcastingDBE said there will be lessons aired as “radio-talk” in addition to TV lessons while DHE has instructed to prohibit all coursework/fieldwork/research conducted online/offline in universities and colleges for 2020-2021 academic year.
9/10/20The Standard Time DailyUniversities and colleges prohibited conducting online/offline courses, DHE instructDHE has instructed to prohibit all coursework/fieldwork/research conducted online/offline in universities and colleges for 2020-2021 academic year.
9/29/20The Myanmar TimesCancelling the academic year is yet to be decidedU Ko Lay Win, DG of DBE, talked about resuming the remaining academic year, the possibility of canceling the current academic year if minimum learning cannot be achieved and the other alternatives.
10/10/20MRTVBasic education schools to open  when there is no local transmissionBasic education schools will reopen only when there is no local transmission.
10/15/207day NewsChildren encouraged to learn at home during school-closureU Ko Lay Win, DG of DBE, encourages children to learn at home during school-closure due to COVID-19.
10/20/20VOA BurmeseOnline learning for basic education to start in NovemberOnline learning for basic education will start in early November and about half the lessons are reduced, according to VOA interview with Dr Tin Maung Win, DDG of DBE.
10/30/20MRTVBasic education school lessons to be broadcasted via free-to-air Radio, Television and Online for continuous learningDBE will speed up the process of broadcasting basic education lessons online and traditional media in the beginning of November. 
11/4/20VoA BurmeseOnline Learning for basic education schools postponedOnline learning is now postponed to the end of the year, expecting lessons to be started airing in December as earliest.
11/12/207day News“Exams are not happening for now due to the lack of regular teaching-learning” – Interview with Dr Tin Maung Win, Deputy Director General, Department of Basic Education7Day News had an interview with Dr Tin Maung Win, DDG of DBE on possibilities of schools reopening, exams and HBL programs.
According to the DDG, there is no instruction from National Level Central Committee for COVID-19 on schools reopening or delivering textbooks to students and that HBL can start only after delivering of textbooks to children and exams can be conducted only after regular teaching-learning is achieved. DDG also mentioned about plans MoE is carrying out for broadcasting lessons online/offline.
11/15/207day NewsBasic education new curriculum to be developed within designated periodDr Tin Maung Win, DDG of DBE, confirms the new curriculum development processes for all grades will be carried out in originally designated timeframe.
11/19/207day NewsSchools reopening date to be officially announced depending on the control of the pandemicBasic education schools reopening is till unsure and, DBE DG and DDG said that MoE will officially announce it once it is confirmed.
11/21/20Eleven NewsCancelling the academic year is untrue; plans to reopen to schools depending on COVID-19 transmissionCancelling the academic year is untrue, according to U Ko Lay Win, DG of DBE.
MoE is planning to reopen schools depending on COVID transmission situation in the country.
11/22/207day NewsPrimary school textbooks and teaching assistance documents to be distributedDBE is planning to deliver primary textbooks and HBL materials depending on the control of COVID-19 situation in the country.
12/3/207day NewsOpening Tenders for production of educational programsDBE has opened tenders for production and broadcasting of educational programs on private TV and radio channels for 2021 Jan – June