Debate in Syria on Feminization of Education
The Syrian parliament engaged in a widespread debate over the issue of feminizing education. Deputy Mohammed Al-Zoubi considered that the high number of female teachers in primary and middle schools affects the students' personalities, indicating a desire to have male teachers to strengthen the students' character. The statement received widespread criticism, with some describing it as reflecting ignorance and masculinity, amid reminders that the deputy supports women's work and has children in various professions. Meanwhile, another deputy sparked controversy by emphasizing the acceptance of corporal punishment in schools, further fueling discussions about educational policies in Syria.
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