MUSCAT – The visit focused on reviewing the progress of the interactive screens project being implemented in classrooms.
This digital initiative aims to improve the educational process and activate modern teaching methods by providing teachers and students with advanced technical tools that contribute to raising learning efficiency and achieving active interaction within the classroom.
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