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Tunisian Association of Parents and Students Calls for Making Primary Education Reform a National Priority
The Tunisian Association of Parents and Students has called for making the reform of primary education a national priority. It emphasized that improving results in national examinations requires revisiting the reform priorities and focusing on supporting the early stages of education. The association pointed out that mastering reading, writing, and math skills in the early years enhances students' chances of success and generates long-term economic and social benefits. It also urged that educational policies be directed toward improving the quality of public education, reducing disparities, and restoring families' trust in schools.
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