DISTANCE EDUCATION OPPORTUNITY FOR PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS WITH CHRONIC DISEASES

quot;Primary and secondary school students with chronic diseases may continue their education with distance education throughout the Covid-19 pandemic if they apply to school administrations with documents about their condition which can be obtained from e-Nabız system or other means defined by the Ministry of Health"

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