Due to expected unstable weather conditions, Dubai’s education regulator, the Knowledge and Human Development Authority (KHDA), has advised private schools, nurseries, and universities to offer distance learning as an option for Monday, February 12. This flexible approach is in response to the forecast of rain and is aimed at ensuring the safety and convenience of students, staff, and parents. This decision aligns with a similar remote work option provided to employees of Dubai government entities.
The announcement by the KHDA offers educational institutions in Dubai a proactive measure to manage the impact of expected heavy rainfall, emphasizing the authority’s commitment to flexibility and safety in adverse weather conditions. This decision reflects a broader trend towards adaptive educational models that can swiftly respond to environmental and emergency situations, ensuring that learning continuity is maintained without compromising the well-being of students and staff.
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