Education: Baccalaureate pupils rebel against Benghabrit plan

General Secondary Education and Technological Directorate at the National Education Ministry, explained in an instruction that was sent, on Wednesday, to Education Managers in Wilayas, that a large reluctance by pupils of the final sections is remarked on visiting the entry and browsing the educational site that is named “Almilam”, and which includes more than 16,000 videos of resolved lessons and exercises, that are completed by qualified professors, under the supervision of the National Office for Education and Training, due to the failure of managers to sensitize pupils of the importance of entering this site, as high school managers highlighted the need to force pupils to visit the site, which is accessed through the use of the secret code for the secondary education with the introduction of the secret number of the pupil.

Same instruction confirmed that the reports which were sent to the Directorate of General Secondary and Technological Education, showed with figures that pupils ignore this visual educational floor, so that it ranked in 10 cities in the bottom of the table, with the rate of entry that is less than 1,000 pupils, as Tindouf recorded the 137 pupils visors, compared to 806 pupils in Guelma, El Tarf 811 pupils who visit the website since the date it was put at their disposal, I.e since the start of the second quarter, and 157 pupils visit the website in Saida, 966 pupils in Bechar, compared to 859 pupils in Tamanraset, 530 visitors in Baiad, 404 pupils in Illizi, and 700 pupils in Sidi Bel Abbes, and the disasterous figure was recorded in Ghardaia where only 28 pupils logged in to the site.

Education Ministry asserted in the same instruction, that the reports are also recorded in 12 Wilayas, and a considerable number of pupils (9,000) visited the website in Ain Defla, compared to 11,000 pupils in Chlef and 7,000 in Jijel of students have entered the site in the provinces of Chlef and Jijel, and 8.000 pupils in Blida and Bouira, and 5.000 in Setif, Constantine and Annaba, while over 2,000 pupils in Algiers east visited the site, 3,000 in Algiers west and 1,700 in central Algiers.