
Enlightening Knowledge: An Alexandrian Experience in Egypt's Education System Volume 1
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The writer paints a realistic picture of the education system in Egypt from the early 1950's to the mid-1960s, through a personal experience. It started with the primary stage, passing through the preparatory and secondary stages and culminated in university attendance. He sees that the education system then was, without doubt, much better than today. Schools did not witness the violence prevailing in schools today. In the relationship between teacher and student, the slogan "I become a slave to whoever teaches me even one letter", once prevalent, is now lacking. The writer reviews sport activ...
The writer paints a realistic picture of the education system in Egypt from the early 1950's to the mid-1960s, through a personal experience. It started with the primary stage, passing through the preparatory and secondary stages and culminated in university attendance. He sees that the education system then was, without doubt, much better than today. Schools did not witness the violence prevailing in schools today. In the relationship between teacher and student, the slogan "I become a slave to whoever teaches me even one letter", once prevalent, is now lacking. The writer reviews sport activities, the cultural, musical, recreational, and artistic performances which were an integral part of the education system. During that period, Egypt surpassed a major country like China.