“Teacher Ranking Bill” went to the Guardian Council – Mehr News Agency | Iran and world’s news

According to the Mehr correspondent, after about 9 months, the Islamic Consultative Assembly approved the generals and details of the teachers’ ranking bill and sent the file of the bill to the Guardian Council.

Mohammad Baqer Qalibaf in a public session of the Islamic Consultative Assembly today, Wednesday, December 15th, after reviewing the bill on the teacher ranking system in the Assembly, said: Thanks I do.

He added: “It is also necessary for all the representatives, especially the members of the Education and Research Commission, for the efforts they made in reviewing the bill.” Thanks To. The teacher ranking bill has been on the ups and downs for almost a decade, but the 11th parliament and the 13th government were able to set the task.

The Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly stated: The reason why it took so long to review the teacher ranking bill in the Assembly was that we had to consider various aspects of the bill, including its financing.

Qalibaf said: “Reviewing the teacher ranking bill required a specialized and accurate work, and we tried to pay attention to teachers’ livelihoods, improving the level of education and meritocracy in reviewing the teacher ranking bill.”

The Speaker of the Islamic Consultative Assembly emphasized: The most important assets of this country, ie the children of this land, are at the disposal of teachers and the future of our country depends on the activities of teachers and teachers should be aware that they are the first concern of the Islamic Consultative Assembly We pay attention so that they can in Training And teach the children of this land to do their job with enthusiasm and joy.