Experts explain why some teachers apologize for teaching baccalaureate courses

The article focused on the reasons prompting some teachers in Egypt to apologize for teaching subjects in the baccalaureate system. Educational expert Dr. Tamer Shawky pointed out that these teachers are often not graduates of education colleges and lack sufficient specialized preparation, making it difficult for them to teach the curricula. He explained that their inability to handle the difficulty of the books, fear of appearing weak in front of students and parents, along with their reliance on easy teaching methods and selling summaries, are all factors contributing to their reluctance. He also emphasized that this issue is limited to teachers in private centers not affiliated with the ministry and reflects a weakness in their academic capabilities, rather than the difficulty of the curricula itself.

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