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Educational outlines solutions for Arabic teaching crisis
The article addressed the decision to include Arabic language and history in international schools' curricula, despite opposition from some parents and teachers who believe that those schools operate under a specific system with a unique identity and sense of belonging. They worry that allocating 20% of the curriculum to these subjects could harm students' interests. Dr. Asim Haggazi, an educational expert, proposed four practical solutions: defining topics aligned with the ministry's objectives; making these subjects pass/fail without affecting the overall score; allowing students to postpone exams across different academic years; and providing explanations of these subjects through the ministry's website to help students prepare well. The goal is to preserve the school's identity and sense of belonging without negatively impacting students' futures or their preferences.
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