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b. Providing  students  with  special  circumstances,  such  as  students  with  mental
                              illness, disabilities, or household responsibilities with an online education;



                   4. Encourages  governments  to  subsidise  large  companies  that  develop  cost-effective
                      online education or training programs, thus:
                          a. Incentivizing large corporations to participate in developing online education

                              programs and to invest in research and development in the sector of online
                              education,
                          b. Encouraging companies to hire part-time students taking online courses;



                   5. Hopes that member State governments will inform resident companies that investment
                      in online training will result in more versatile and skilled employees in the future by:
                          a. Engaging in conversations with heads of companies to inform that accepting

                              graduates of online courses will be beneficial for diversity of ideas,
                          b. Informing companies of the advantages of online training;



                   6. Calls for the training of teachers and school administrators in online education methods,
                      including:
                          a. Informing teachers around the world on the functions of e-learning,
                          b. Engaging in discussions with educational professionals to establish what facets

                              of “traditional” school are irreplaceable and what facets could be improved or
                              replaced by online learning;



                   7. Urges  all  online  courses  be  reviewed  by  educational  professionals  to  ensure  quality
                      standards;



                   8. Supports  establishing  an  international  standard  of  minimal  knowledge  obtained
                      through online learning;



                   9. Suggests the implementation of “Students Teach Abroad” initiatives to 100ehavior100ze
                      the  promotion  and  usage  of  online  education  in  developing  communities,  through
                      which:



                          a. Online  education  users  will  be  able  to  donate  their  time  as  volunteers  to
                              educate less-developed communities on online education usage,
                          b. Compensation for participation in these initiatives may be provided by willing

                              member States at a level determined by each member State individually, and
                              which may take the form, for instance, of reductions in student loan payments
                              or in tuition fees



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