The ongoing conflict in Gaza has severely impacted children's education, with 785,000 students losing over a year of schooling as schools were destroyed or repurposed as shelters. By January, efforts to rehabilitate existing educational infrastructure commenced, although many children continue to face challenges in resuming learning, particularly through online platforms due to electricity and internet shortages. Mohamed al-Asouli, the head of the education department in Khan Younis, emphasized the importance of salvaging the educational process amidst these challenges, as 95% of schools have been affected by the conflict.
Gaza's children lost over a year of education due to war damage, with many struggling to resume learning through rebuilt schools and online platforms.
Despite the devastating impact, efforts to rehabilitate schools began after the January ceasefire.
We're trying to salvage what we can of the educational process,” said Mohamed al-Asouli, head of the education department in Gaza's southern city of Khan Younis.
With 95% of schools damaged, 785,000 students have been affected, many struggling with online learning due to electricity and internet shortages.
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