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The Supreme Education Council

The SEC runs almost everything school related in Qatar. They’re supposed to be running  series of tests on students to help bring up education systems in the country. It started around the same time I finished high school, so I didn’t really get a chance to meet the questionable breadth of its applications.

When 11 graders finish their final exams, they get 4-5 days to study for their “other” final exam, The Supreme Education Council Examination. Which doesn’t only include the current semester’s textbooks, but also the first semester. Two books. They used to have a similar system when my dad was a kid. Why is it being brought back? 

The education in my country is disgusting. There’s only black or white, you’re either this or that, you’re either in an international school or an independent one. It’s either that you can afford to escape the randomness, stupidity and mediocrity of the system or you can’t. 

It is unacceptable when the SEC isn’t being clear and transparent with the families of those students. When a teacher tells his students that these “other” tests are meant to be means of identifying Geniuses, it is outrages!

 There needs to be a better way. They cannot simply ruin the lives of these students for the sake of unknown tests and studies. Students are humans, and they are not disposable.

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  1. my-mockupblog reblogged this from fatmalovestodraw and added:
    I didn’t give in, I just merely gave in to the misery. But I am not ever giving in to such low-lives.
  2. fatmalovestodraw reblogged this from my-mockupblog and added:
    Mayed, don’t say that. Don’t ever give up. These things are only supposed to make us stronger. And i won’t stand still...
  3. dejoejohn reblogged this from brbitsdinnertime
  4. clayalchemist said: Countries benefit from small government involvement with the educational system. It’s the same here where we have this HUGE budget on the Ed system, but it’s so useless in getting higher quality education.
  5. brbitsdinnertime reblogged this from fatmalovestodraw and added:
    The education system has yet to mature. But the country is wise in spending majority of their money on education (all...
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