Schools In Iraq 2
I feel sorry for the educational process in Iraq. It declined severely in the last fifteen year as the whole situation declined concerning all aspects of life, political, social, health and security.
Students are no more seek true knowledge, they just want to pass from grade to grade without learning anything, except little serious students.
'Help him/her' is the usual phrase that teachers receive during the school year from students' families which means let them pass even if they don't deserve
Here is the certificate of king Faisal, Iraqi king in1939, when he was in first year in primary school. It shows that he was strictly evaluated in all subjects despite being from the royal family.
Shortly, the educational process in Iraq is turned to be much ado about nothing.
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Schools In Iraq 2
I feel sorry for the educational process in Iraq. It declined severely in the last fifteen year as the whole situation declined concerning all aspects of life, political, social, health and security.Students are no more seeking true knowledge, they just want to pass from grade to grade without learning anything, except some few serious students.
'Help him/her' is the usual phrase that teachers receive during the school year from students' families. That means "let them pass even if they don't deserve it"
Here is the certificate of king Faisal, Iraqi king in1939, when he was in his first year in primary school. It shows that he was strictly evaluated in all subjects despite being from the royal family.
Shortly, the educational process in Iraq is turned to be much ado about nothing.
p.s. I'm not a native English speaker
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Schools In Iraq 2
I feel sorry for the educational process in Iraq. It declined severely in the last fifteen year as the whole situation declined concerning all aspects of life, political, social, health and security.Students are no more seek true knowledge, they just want to pass from grade to grade without learning anything, except little serious students.
'Help him/her' is the usual phrase that teachers receive during the school year from students' families which means let them pass even if they don't deserve
Here is the certificate of king Faisal, Iraqi king in1939, when he was in first year in primary school. It shows that he was strictly evaluated in all subjects despite being from the royal family.
Shortly, the educational process in Iraq is turned to be much ado about nothing.
I feel pity for the educational process in Iraq. The quality education declined severely in last fifteen years as the whole situation declined concerning to all aspects of life i.e. political, social, health and security. Students are not ready and willing to seek true knowledge, they just want to pass from grade to grade without learning anything new, except few serious students.
'Help him/her' is the common phrase that teachers receive during the school year from students' families which means let them pass even if they don't deserve
Here is the certificate as an illustration of King Faisal, Iraqi king in1939, when he was in the first year in primary school. It shows that he was strictly evaluated in all subjects despite being from the royal family.
Shortly, the educational process in Iraq has turned down and nothing.
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Too sad!
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Schools In Iraq 2
I feel sorry for the educational process in Iraq. It has declined severely in the last fifteen years as the whole situation declined concerning all aspects of life, political, social, health and security.Students no longer seek true knowledge, they just want to pass from grade to grade without learning anything, except a few serious students.
'Help him/her' is the usual phrase that teachers hear during the school year from students' families which means let them pass even if they don't deserve it.
Here is the certificate of King Faisal, Iraqi king in1939, when he was in his first year of primary school. It shows that he was strictly evaluated in all subjects despite being from the royal family.
Lately, the educational process in Iraq has turned to be much ado about nothing.
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