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For weeks, schoolchildren in France have been protesting the failing education system. Compared to many other countries, France investments heavily in education
Rats in the toilets, leaking roofs and broken radiators. Videos posted on social media by French students document the poor state of infrastructure in many schools across the country. At the Lycée Paul Eluard in the Paris suburb of Saint-Denis, one of the centers of the protest movement, young people talk about pests in the building and constant flooding. In neighboring Pantin, students complain that windows cannot be opened and temperatures rea…
For weeks, students have been protesting against a marauding education system. Although Paris invests a lot in education in an international comparison, dissatisfaction is growing, and this is likely to be related to priorities.
Disrepaired premises, lack of teachers, late teacher salaries... And yet, France spends more for its high school students than many developed countries. How did we get there? What differences with our European neighbours? The true of the false.
The Guardian, in its analysis, wonders whether French schools have deteriorated, while videos of holes in the walls and mice in school buildings are circulating on the internet. The post When students flood the streets: Chaos in France exposes the degraded education system appeared first on iPaideia.gr.
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