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The education crisis in France... Is it enough government promises to calm students' anger?

In France, the repercussions of student protests continue despite the Government ' s announcement of a package of actions aimed at addressing the shortage of educational personnel and improving secondary school conditions. While the Government considers that the appointment of 3,000 alternative professors represents a practical step towards containing the crisis, many students consider that their demands go beyond the shortage of teachers to include the quality of education, infrastructure and resources allocated to the sector. He discussed the realism of government promises and opportunities for successful dialogue in ending the protests, with Professor Majid Boden, President of the Bar Association of International Law in Paris.

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France: Black Tuesday in the education sector?

In this number of discussion, we address the persistence of student mobility in France, where schools in hundreds of secondary schools, Monday, have ceased to protest the conditions of education. During the last week, high school students in France came out in a wave of blatant protests, during which they imposed the closure of hundreds of educational institutions to lobby in order to respond to their demands. Guests of debate: Tariq and Hbe, political analyst. Shabil Saih, Political Clerk, demanded Arab and Islamic studies at the University of Paris 8. Daniel Malham, Professor and Researcher in the Economy.

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Did education in Egypt turn into an economic burden on the Egyptian family?

Access to special university education in Egypt has become significant and economically burdensome for the Egyptian family in view of the high university expenses that have cast a shadow on the Egyptian family, which suffer from annual expenses and school requirements from books, communications and housing. Which could threaten the future of superior students whose families could not meet their university education expenses, did education in Egypt turn into an economic burden on the Egyptian family?

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High cost of university education. A new challenge for students and their dreams.

In the Correspondent Journal, we highlight the reality and challenges of education in a number of States in the world. The following topics are reviewed in the pages: Libya. Request for revision of school discipline regulations. Ben. National language education programme within school grades. Zimbabwe. The Internet enters schools and changes students ' realities. And in Lebanon... High university premiums are becoming a growing challenge for students and families, and the cost of education is becoming a factor in their choices and future.