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The document summarizes key aspects of the Turkish education system, including that it is organized based on the country's constitution and laws, with principles of being national, Republican, secular, scientific, and providing generality and equality. It also outlines the structure of the education levels from pre-primary to higher education and provides some statistics about student and teacher numbers.
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