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Parliament Considers Substitute Teacher Policy
The article discusses a parliamentary move to address the future of substitute teachers in Egyptian schools. MP Mohamed Abdel Hamid called on the government to quickly announce a clear plan to settle the status of these teachers, who are heavily relied upon by the education system to fill teaching shortages, without specifying a timeline for regularizing their conditions. He emphasized that the government's continued temporary reliance on substitute teachers threatens the stability of the educational process and deepens the staffing crisis. He stressed the need to establish transparent mechanisms to utilize their expertise and ensure their rights. Additionally, he called for the creation of an accurate database detailing their numbers, specialties, and experiences. He questioned the reasons behind the delays in developing a final plan for this issue and urged the government to commit to a timetable before the start of the new school year to ensure educational stability and uphold teachers' rights.
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