Sociology Expert Advocates Flexible Schools for Climate

The article focused on the necessity for Tunisia's educational system to shift towards a "flexible school schedule" that adapts to climate changes, rather than resisting them. It highlights that climate change requires a flexible management of school time, including adjustments to schedules, suspending classes when necessary, and developing innovative pedagogical methods that emphasize project-based and interactive learning. The article emphasizes that this adaptation is not just about reducing study hours, but also about rethinking educational approaches and reorganizing time in a way that reflects the climatic realities, all while preserving the right to education and reducing disparities among students. It also points out that schools face social, environmental, and structural challenges, and need flexible management of school time to ensure the continuation of the educational process amid heatwaves and resource shortages. Additionally, it stresses the importance of relying on scientific reports when making decisions such as school delays or closures.

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