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Deputy El-Adili criticizes extended study hours
Deputy Amira El-Adly discusses her criticisms of efforts to develop education in Egypt, asserting that the issue is not about the achievements of the ministry but rather about how problems are being addressed. She points out that the current education system starts at six in the morning and continues until bedtime, with a lack of extracurricular activities such as hobbies, theater, and libraries. She also highlights a shortage of about half a million teachers, in addition to crises related to classroom overcrowding resulting from previous solutions. Furthermore, she mentions initiatives aimed at canceling celebrations and events that do not align with Egyptian culture in order to reduce pressure on students.
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