Gauchecaca deemed the complaints of high school students about overloaded curricula to be paradoxical, stating that students were obtaining poor results in the PISA rankings, faced no demands, and inevitably graduated. The author added that the curricula were, in his opinion, lacking in knowledge but filled with progressive leftist ideology. https://t.co/uge5I7SJ83 #Éducation #SystèmeScolaire #ReformeÉducative (translated)
Fiscal Dindon wrote that between 2010 and today, the school had 250,000 fewer students, while the numbers in the National Education had increased by 171,000 people. He wondered how the number of students per class could still increase despite this and what these additional staff were doing. #Éducation #SystèmeScolaire #Effectifs (translated)
The author wondered if high school students were working too much. He noted that high school students in France had 1,200 hours of classes per year, compared to 960 in other OECD countries, and 36 weeks of classes, versus an average of 38 in the OECD. He also suggested that vacations amounted to 16 to 16.4 weeks per year in France. #Éducation #Lycée #SystèmeScolaire #FR (translated)
