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Abdul Latif Calls for Basic Literacy Skills
The Minister of Education, Mohammed Abdel-Latif, emphasized that it is unacceptable for a primary school student not to possess basic reading and writing skills. He stressed the importance of mastering fundamental skills to build the student's personality and enable them to continue learning. He explained that improvements in reading and writing skills across three testing phases have led to a decrease in the percentage of students with reading difficulties from around 45% to approximately 13%. He also underscored the need to effectively implement the baccalaureate examination system, along with preparing new curricula for the second year of baccalaureate and getting them approved by the International Baccalaureate Organization, in order to enhance the quality of education and ensure its sustainability.
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