Education in Egypt

Parents increasingly rely on both schools and private tutoring centers, raising concerns about educational safety, teacher credentials, and building trust in the school system. Read more about School or Private Tutoring Center? Where Do Our Children Learn Safely?

With the arrival of winter and seasonal illnesses, what happens to the grades of students who miss assessments for valid medical reasons? An educational writer calls for flexible assessment policies to protect public health and students' rights. Read more about Student Absence From Assessment Due to Illness: Are They Entitled to a Retake?

Ramadan is not a break from school, but an opportunity to teach children work and devotion. We need flexible learning and reduced burdens rather than a complete halt to studies. Read more about Is Ramadan Not a Break But an Opportunity for Upbringing?

Curriculum development alone is not enough to fix education if teaching methods, teacher workloads, and assessment tools remain unchanged. Read more about Changing the Book Without Changing How We Teach It?

Focusing solely on academic development in education is incomplete, as students are an integrated entity of mind, psyche, and soul that requires activities like sports and arts to build true character. Read more about Does Education Without a Soul Produce a Mind Without Morals?

A university student's plea at the Egypt 2026 Forum highlights the persistent gap between academic education and job market demands, raising questions about the need for practical training. Read more about From School Benches to the Workplace: Do We Learn to Work or Do We Learn to Memorize?

A mother questions the absence of parents, students, and teachers from the Egypt Forum, stressing that education cannot be managed from the podium alone. Read more about Where Are Egypt's Parents from Egypt Forum?

The relationship between teachers, students, and parents has shifted from mutual respect to tension and friction. Exploring the roots of this breakdown helps restore the educational mission. Read more about From Role Models to Adversaries: Who Is Responsible for Tension Between Teachers, Students, and Parents?