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Nadeem Criticizes Education Changes
Educational figure Nour al-Din Nadeem criticized the rapid changes to the General Secondary Examination system, warning that the speed of these modifications leads to instability that harms the educational system. The changes he pointed out include shifting from a one-year to a two-year system, restructuring the curricula, abolishing traditional branches, implementing a three-year system, computerizing exams, separating the high school certificate from university admission tests, and expanding application windows. These adjustments have caused confusion among students, teachers, and parents. He also questioned the motivations behind these changes, wondering whether they are based on long-term studies and evaluations or related to projects funded by international grants. He called for the establishment of stable plans that ensure educational stability and avoid continuous experimentation, emphasizing that the "Tawjihi" (general secondary exam) requires a clear national vision to achieve stability across generations and guide students correctly.
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