1. SCHOOL’S
ATMOSPHERE IN
YEMEN
By: Thabet Abdulla and Abdo Lotf

2. SCHOOL’S ATMOSPHERE IN
YEMEN
 The poorest country
in the Middle East
and North Africa.
 Population: 25
million.
YEMEN

3. SCHOOL’S ATMOSPHERE IN
YEMEN
 Lack of basic inputs:
school
buildings, classroom
s, facilities and
teachers.
 Specially in the rural
Areas.
INFRASTRACTURE

4. SCHOOL’S ATMOSPHERE IN
YEMEN
 There are a shortage
of teachers, so
students fled from
the schools.
ESCAPE

5. SCHOOL’S ATMOSPHERE IN
YEMEN
 in spite of Harsh
corporal punishment
is currently banned
in schools, but still
some teacher
exercise violent
against students.
PUNISHMENT

6. SCHOOL’S ATMOSPHERE IN
YEMEN
 Child Labor: 23% of
children, 5 to 14
years old.
 1.4 million do not
attend school.
 Illiteracy increased.
CHILD LABOR

7. SCHOOL’S ATMOSPHERE IN
YEMEN
 3 – 4 children are
crammed into one
desk.
 100 students to just
1 instructor.
 Lack of
organization.
OVERCROWDING

8. SCHOOL’S ATMOSPHERE IN
YEMEN
 The most problem is
cheating in the
exams
CHEATING

9. SCHOOL’S ATMOSPHERE IN
YEMEN
 Poverty.
 Fathers choose to
educate their sons
over their daughters.
 30% under18years
old married.
CHILD MARRIAGE

10. SCHOOL’S ATMOSPHERE IN
YEMEN
 Lack of bathroom
facilities.
 Extreme distance to
the nearest school.
OBSTACLES

11. SCHOOL’S ATMOSPHERE IN
YEMEN
 Conflicts between
some teachers and
some students.
 Closure of several
schools.
 Al-Jawf, Marib and
Shabwa.
REVENGE KILLINGS

12. SCHOOL’S ATMOSPHERE IN
YEMEN
 The curriculum of
study is not efficient
, not clear.
Curriculum

13. THANK YOU
YCMES : GE ADVANCE A – WEEK 3 -
8/5/2013