This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Rabat
The Minister of National Education, Primary Education and Sports, Mohamed Saad Barada, defended Al-Riyada schools.
Berrada declared Tuesday in his response to questions from parliamentarians in the House of Advisors: “Two-thirds of students leaving primary school do not know how to write Arabic, do not know how to count and do not understand French, and they move on to preparatory level to learn mathematics and physics in French.
He adds: “160,000 students drop out of college because the student is unable to follow classes like a child, and at some point he gets bored and goes out into the alley.”
The minister pointed out that leadership schools started last year with 600 establishments in primary schools, and this year they were expanded to 2,000 establishments.
After 6 months, added the minister, the classical school was compared to the pioneer school, and we found that the students of the first answered 40 questions out of 100, while the students of the second answered 60 out of 100.
