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    Post by Rocky Sat 14 Oct 2023, 5:05 am

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    October 14, 2023
    The crisis in providing school books is not new in Ira (Ahmed Al-Rubaie/Agence France-Presse)
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    [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] announced the provision of [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] electronically, and called on students to download them from the ministry’s official website and adopt them during the current academic year, after it was late in providing them in paper copies, which forces families to bear the printing costs, amid criticism of the government’s inability to implement its promises to support... [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] in the country.
    Providing [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] is one of the crises facing the country's schools. During the previous academic year, most students did not obtain books, as the Iraqi Ministry of Education did not print them, and justified this by the lack of financial allocations, which forced parents to bear the burden of this by purchasing or printing them in the local market at their own expense, while it promised to print Distributing books on paper to students during the current academic year, which officially began two weeks ago.
    According to a statement by the Curriculum Directorate of the Ministry of Education, issued on Thursday evening, “links to curriculum books have been published electronically on its official website, for the primary, middle and secondary levels, and schools for the distinguished.”
    The Ministry’s official spokesman, Karim Al-Sayyed, confirmed last week that “the Ministry overcame the annual obstacle of lack of financial allocation, but the delay in approving the budget, in the middle of last June, made us face a real challenge in the race against time to complete the printing and distribution operations for the directorates and schools.” ", explaining in a statement that "the Ministry is racing against time, facing this issue with great care, and hopes that this crisis will end in order to proceed with a distinguished academic year, in which we face the challenges responsibly, and work to reduce and end them through mechanisms that the Ministry will decide later so as not to fall under the pressure of time, procedures, and progress. According to the educational calendar.
    For his part, the director of one of the schools in the country, on condition that his name not be mentioned, confirmed that the ministry was unable to provide books on paper, so it resorted to providing them electronically, explaining to Al-Araby Al-Jadeed that “most of the country’s schools have not yet received any book from the ministry. Parents were forced to bear the burdens and costs of printing books, as happened last year.”
    He added: "There cannot be teaching and learning without the availability of textbooks for students," noting that "the Ministry's resort to providing them electronically is an evasion of responsibility and placing it on parents to bear the costs of printing them."
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    The crisis of providing school books is not new in Iraq, but it worsened last year compared to previous years, especially after prior warnings issued by the Parliamentary Education Committee and other parties about the failure to print books due to the absence of financial allocations.
    The problems of not providing textbooks, the lack of schools, and the forced adoption of double, double, triple, and even quadruple shifts in most Iraqi schools have affected the educational reality in the country, and officials attribute this decline to the corruption that most state institutions suffer from, including the educational institution.
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