Do Gen Z’s top students want to stay in Lebanon? We went to a high school Model UN to find out. Lebanon’s high school class of 2024 is graduating into a country riled by economic crisis, a growing war and debilitating brain drain.
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The ability of educational curricula to motivate young people to participate in decision-making
Youth entrepreneurship, and the necessity of starting their own businesses
Discussing the economic independence of young people and ways to generate income for them through upgrading their skills and self-employment.
Education for groups of people with disabilities, and many have left school and university education; As a result of obstacles to their social integration
Literacy is eradicated in light of its increase in rural communities, camps, and urban gatherings
Lost dreams and a real gap in labor market
The psychological effects of education in light of crises.
What does education look like in our society in times of crisis?
Education in times of crisis and conflict, and the need to establish educational systems that are more resilient and meet the needs in the face of conflict conditions, social unrest and natural hazards.
We have nothing except this corn cart
“We have nothing except this corn cart. Seriously, I don’t want to envy you, but congratulations, Fouad.”