What measures has Italy taken to step up preparations for resuming classes? ? The Italian Ministry of Education, Universities and Scientific Research officially opened all schools in the country on September 14. The resumption of classes will increase the number of classrooms and require students to keep a social distance when taking the school bus. Students over the age of 6 must wear masks, and students go to the canteen to eat in batches. In order to avoid crowding and stagger the teaching time, prepare a single desk and chair at the beginning of school. The government cabinet has approved an additional allocation of 654,380 billion euros to transform school facilities to meet the needs of school epidemic prevention. Italy's universities, primary and secondary schools and kindergartens will officially open on September 4, 65438+. According to the regulations of the Council of Ministers, students must sit alone and keep a safe social distance. Students must wear masks in the car. /kloc-Allow the school bus to run with full load within 0/5 minutes. However, the Italian Science and Technology Commission allows students not to wear masks at certain times on campus. Students are required to go to the canteen in batches according to classes, or eat in the classroom instead.

For this resumption of classes, the Italian government announced an additional 654.38 billion euros of school renovation funds for the renovation of campus classrooms, changing all double desks into single desks, increasing the number of teachers and faculty, and expanding the teaching space. At present, Italy's funds for schools to deal with the epidemic have reached 2.5 billion euros.

In order to avoid campus congestion and reduce traffic pressure, the school will stagger the start and end times according to the age. In order to resume classes safely, Italian universities require students to wear masks in closed spaces and keep a social distance of one meter. The number of students in the original classroom should be halved, the teaching time should be extended, and the number of classes should be increased in turn. Distance teaching is conducted for students from different places or abroad, and part of tuition fees are reduced for families whose income suddenly drops sharply due to the epidemic. ?