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If you remember all those passionate, attractive, articulate, revolutionary young people who appeared
speaking English in front of the TV cameras 4 years ago in Tahrir Square, virtually all of them
would have been educated in one of the schools mentioned in this article, or in the many other
international schools or the genuinely private Egyptian schools with a relatively liberal education
leading to US or European certificates. Only a small proportion of the students in eg the
American or British schools in Cairo are foreign nationals - a bit like the 'German' school here in Luxor.
Unfortunately, so many of them will have chosen to move abroad for their studies and work. But,
I suppose, who can blame them?
Education Minister Mahmoud Abou Nasr unveiled on Saturday a long-term plan to improve education in Egypt, which has been deteriorating for years, Al-Ahram daily reported.
In a five-hour meeting with...
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One of the problems with the education system is the number of teachers who take private students. Often families pay for their child to go for private lessons to the same teacher who should be...
Hard data on Egyptian Education is almost impossible but having no public data works to a blustery Junta and the nearly 2 million workers (wide definition of the word worker) in that...
Not sure if the link works, this is so shocking. How has the modern educational system deprived this generation of the very basics.
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I wouldn’t take these snapshots too seriously.
I dare say they eliminated a huge number who answered correctly….and shoving a microphone up some kid’s nose in the High Street, in front of a camera,...