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Guardian: Tawjihi exams impact students' mental health
A parent has called on the Ministry of Education to reevaluate the level of difficulty of the general secondary exams for students under the new system, expressing his dissatisfaction with the sudden changes in the exam procedures and the inconsistency of the questions with the educational level provided in public schools. He clarified that the changes in the exam format—from computerized to paper-based—have caused confusion among students, and that the difficulty level of questions in English and Chemistry was higher than expected, negatively impacting students' mental well-being. He also emphasized that the questions should be fair and aligned with the actual teaching standards in schools, taking into account students' individual differences, especially since the exam is a critical milestone that determines their academic future. The parent urged the Ministry of Education to review the exam preparation process and to listen to the feedback of students, teachers, and parents to ensure fairness and to restore students' confidence in the educational system.
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