The Director General of Education for the counties of Tehran Province announced that the average class density in the counties has decreased from 33 to 28 students, and the per capita educational space has increased from 5.3 to 5.85 square meters. He stated that the development of educational equity is pursued through the expansion of educational spaces, reduction of class densities, and improvement of school facilities.
Baharlu: Class Density in Tehran's Counties Reduced to 28 Students
The average class size in Tehran's counties has been reduced from 33 to 28 students, alongside an increase in educational space per student. This initiative aims to promote educational equity and improve the quality of school facilities.
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📰 What Happened
The average class size in Tehran's counties has been reduced from 33 to 28 students, and the per capita educational space has increased. This initiative aims to enhance educational equity and improve school facilities.
- Class density decreased from 33 to 28 students.
- Per capita educational space increased from 5.3 to 5.85 square meters.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has faced challenges in its education system, including overcrowded classrooms and disparities in educational resources. Efforts to improve these conditions are critical for the country's development.
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