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Saturated Classrooms and a Policy of Non-Reprobation Slow Down Educational Progress, Warns Blanca Anzaldúa
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Deputy Blanca Anzaldúa Nájera warns that the overcrowded classrooms of up to 50 students aggravate the lag in reading comprehension and says against banning reprobation at the basic level. By Margil Zapata. Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas.- The structural crisis in basic education keeps the learning of minors at risk, due to problems ranging from the saturation of classrooms to the lack of reading comprehension that affects the majority of students.
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