Parliament member requests to freeze Arabic and History score addition
Member of the House of Representatives, Hanaa Anis Rizqallah, has called for the temporary suspension of the implementation of the decision to add Arabic Language and History as subjects to the overall score for international school students and students with equivalent certificates, until their educational and legal impacts are thoroughly studied. She pointed out that the decision has raised concerns and questions regarding its effect on students' pathways and their chances of university admission, especially since international school curricula differ and require specialized study plans aligned with university entry requirements. She also urged for clear regulations to be established for calculating grades in these new subjects, considering the circumstances of current students, while emphasizing the importance of preserving national identity without harming students' futures or overburdening families. All potential effects should be comprehensively evaluated before any implementation takes place.
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