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Teachers at schools in the West Bank said that returning to a five-day school week was harming the quality of education, after the Ministry of Education failed to provide the agreed number of support teachers. This forced some schools to combine two classes into one. At one school, for example, the administration needed four teachers but received only one. Overcrowding made lessons harder to manage, reduced student participation and limited the use of active-learning methods. The number of students in each class needing additional educational support also rose from around six to nearly 12, making it harder to follow up with them. Teachers called for support staff to be provided, classes to be separated again, and room capacities to be taken into account. They stressed that the success of a full school week depends on the quality of learning, not simply on the number of days students attend.
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