Parents Complain About Torn School Textbooks in Kyrgyzstan
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Parents in Kyrgyzstan are complaining about receiving torn, damaged, or outdated textbooks for their children. Some have shared images of textbooks with faded pages, scribbles, and tape holding them together. The Ministry of Education has acknowledged the issue, stating that schools should not provide such textbooks and that they are working to replace them. However, due to a shortage of books, especially for classes using the 11-year program, parents are sometimes advised to purchase textbooks themselves or use electronic versions.
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