Egypt Uses Japanese Schools to Reimagine Education

Egypt Uses Japanese Schools to Reimagine Education

In a country where public school classrooms are often overcrowded and dominated by rote memorization, Egypt has been experimenting with a new model of education, inspired by a country far beyond the North African region. Over the past decade, under a bilateral pact with Japan, the Egyptian government has launched a network of “Egyptian-Japanese schools” aimed at fostering academic prowess and emotional resilience, teamwork, and daily discipline …

Al-Sisi reviews expansion of Japanese school model in Egypt - Dailynewsegypt

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi met on Saturday with a delegation of Japanese education experts to discuss enhancing cooperation on the Japanese school model in Egypt, praising Japan’s disciplined and effective contribution to improving teaching quality, according to the presidency. Presidential spokesperson Mohamed El-Shenawy said Al-Sisi welcomed the experts and underscored Japan’s key role in

Egypt: President El-Sisi Meets Japanese Education Experts

Egypt: President El-Sisi Meets Japanese Education Experts