The teacher in the east is seen as auto rotation, thus learning
happens in one way direction leading to a less interactive class and students
misunderstanding because of
the very boring class. Although teachers are revered and respected
there is a lack of openness and fairness between the teacher and the students.
In Lebanon schools, most of the teachers have a very good
relationship with their students and this is not from many years ago, we can
say that this development in
Lebanon occurred from 10 years before, where before that student
didn’t had this positive
relationship with their teachers because they felt
afraid from them.
In Lebanon we can touch the development in
encouraging the students by making training courses of the teachers each 4 or 6
months that’s one of its important objective is to train teachers to encourage
.students
Abou Assali, M. (2012), “Education for Social Cohesion in Lebanon: The education reform
experiment in the wake of the Lebanese civil war”. in Shuayb, M. ed (2012) Rethinking
Education for Social Cohesion: International case studies, London: Palgrave McMillan.
.students
Abou Assali, M. (2012), “Education for Social Cohesion in Lebanon: The education reform
experiment in the wake of the Lebanese civil war”. in Shuayb, M. ed (2012) Rethinking
Education for Social Cohesion: International case studies, London: Palgrave McMillan.
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