Blocked High Schools: How to Catch Up
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Since the beginning of the movement, 10% of high schools have been blocked between two and four weeks. Students met in Marseille (Bouches-du-Rhône) tell us to continue the mobilization to be heard, but a concern is emerging. Some schools have set up courses in distanciel. Of the 370 schools blocked, a high school student has lost an average of 100 hours of courses. The Minister of Education offers free remedial courses that already exist in some…
Despite the delay in learning programs, the government is closing the door to a postponement of the exams, but is calling for additional courses.
National Education Minister Édouard Geffray stated that "success courses" could be organized in February or Easter to catch up with the missed classes due to the high school movement.
The Minister of National Education referred to the possibility of making up hours during school holidays "in February" or "at Easter".
The Minister of National Education proposes that remedial courses be organized during the small holidays.
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