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Shkollat duhet ta kenë “kuletën” e tyre!

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Shkruan: Murat Mustafa Çdo vit, me fillimin e sezonit dimëror, po më rikthehet e njëjta ide. Shkollat duhet ta kenë “kuletën” e tyre, e jo të varen për çdo nevojë nga Komunat. Po ta…

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Shkollat duhet ta kenë “kuletën” e tyre! Redaksia Shkruan: Murat Mustafa Çdo vit, me fillimin e sezonit dimëror, po më rikthehet e njëjta ide. Shkollat duhet ta kenë “kuletën” e tyre, e jo të varen për çdo nevojë nga Komunat. Një defekt në kaldajë dhe tash duhet të punojmë në kushte jo të përshtatshme për zhvillimin e procesit mësimor. Po ta kishte shkolla buxhetin e vet dhe të drejtën për ta menaxhuar, ky problem do të ishte zgjidhur që në muajin korrik, e jo të presim tash nga organet kompetente, të cilat kanë qenë të informuara gati pesë muaj më herët. Zgjidhje nuk ka! Ndërkohë, nxënësit e mësimdhënësit mundohen ta zhvillojnë procesin mësimor. Se si zhvillohet mësimi në këto kushte dhe çfarë rezultate mund të presim, mund ta merrni me mend. Po ju jap një shembull konkret se pse shkollat duhet ta kenë buxhetin e tyre dhe ta menaxhojnë vetë. Shkolla “#Rexhep #Elmazi” – Gjilan *Harxhon rreth 50 tonë pelet gjatë sezonit dimëror. *Çmimi i tregut është rreth 370 euro për ton. *Përmes…

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    Shkollat duhet ta kenë “kuletën” e tyre!

    By Redaksia

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    Shkruan: Murat Mustafa Çdo vit, me fillimin e sezonit dimëror, po më rikthehet e njëjta ide. Shkollat duhet ta kenë “kuletën” e tyre, e jo të varen për çdo nevojë nga Komunat. Po ta…

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