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The article discusses the criticisms made by Dr. Kamal Maghfih regarding the decision to employ lesson teachers without any promise of permanent employment or appointment within the education system. He considers this approach to be an educational disaster. He emphasizes that the teacher is the fundamental pillar of the educational process, and that the quality of education depends on preparing teachers professionally, pedagogically, and psychologically, along with having a system that ensures competition, professional development, and continuous assessment. He raises questions about how to plan the distribution of lessons and teachers effectively. He also highlights that low salaries and transportation costs pose significant obstacles to delivering quality education, stressing the need for a system of oversight and professional guidance to ensure teachers' competence and appropriate conduct with students.
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