Displaced Syrian children in Lebanon re-attend classes

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01-10-2012 | 13:55
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Displaced Syrian children in Lebanon re-attend classes
The dilemmas of educating the Syrian displaced children in Lebanon lie in overcrowding classes, and the curriculum.      

Within this framework, colleges in Bekaa were more than 5000 Syrian students resort, as well as colleges in Tripoli have managed to overcome these dilemmas.          

To manage these issues, these schools have adopted night classes for Syrian students, and used the Syrian curriculum along with Syrian instructors to teach these students.                

Thousands of other Syrian displaced students are still waiting for night classes and a Syrian curriculum or at least waiting for intensive teaching classes during the weekend.



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