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Dr. Tamer Shawky emphasizes that the attendance of second-year baccalaureate students at school during the academic year is essential to achieve educational and organizational benefits, and should not be considered a waste of time. Regular attendance helps in receiving direct explanations, organizing time effectively, and early preparation for exams, especially with changes in the assessment system. It also contributes to reducing classroom densities and maintaining discipline, provided that there are specialized teachers available. Additionally, the role of parents is important in motivating students to commit and make the most of the school year.
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