Student confused over shift from science to literature and other fields
The education system in Jordan has changed to now include four fields instead of just two options. Previously, students chose between the scientific and literary tracks based on their interests. Today, they face multiple choices, including health, science, technology, engineering, humanities, social sciences, and work. Students and their parents are experiencing confusion and challenges in understanding these new fields and need clear guidance to help them make future decisions based on a thorough knowledge of their interests and the opportunities each path offers, rather than relying solely on confusing names and descriptions. The new system aims to align with developments in the labor market and the complexities of disciplines, but there are concerns that rapid evolution may increase students' confusion and make it harder to make the right, informed choice.
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