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With the UAE extending distance learning beyond spring break, do students and teachers need to return to the country, or can they attend classes from abroad?

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Schools across the UAE say flexibility is being prioritised, and in many cases, students and teachers can continue attending classes remotely from abroad while distance learning is in place. Institutions such as GEMS Wellington Academy Silicon Oasis and Brighton College Dubai have indicated that while staff are encouraged to return, individual circumstances are being considered. Meanwhile, schools like Woodlem British School Ajman have clarified that there is no immediate requirement to return, as systems are already designed to support seamless learning across different locations and time zones. Educators emphasise that safety remains the top priority, with online platforms ensuring continuity in both academics and wellbeing support. However, most schools expect students and staff to return once in-person classes resume. What do you think — does distance learning from abroad offer helpful flexibility, or does it make it harder for students to stay engaged?
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