Urgent An educational system .. Professor of Egyptology: Language and History is the basis of Egyptian identity
The search for an educational system has increased by a number of citizens on the global Google website. ; Despite its different levels, he had a clear Egyptian awareness, but the current problem lies in the multiplicity of sources of studying history, as each educational system has become a different approach, which leads to a great variation in historical knowledge of Egyptian students.
” In television comments, presented by the media, Azza Mustafa, on Al -Hayat channel, that there is an Egyptian child studying the history of the first and second world wars and Canada, and another studying the wars of Asia and the history of Japan, while the student of public and experimental schools is studying the traditional Egyptian history, which creates a knowledge gap between generations . ; In English all the time, the Arabic language must be an authentic part of its identity, because it carries the oral heritage and ancient tales that constitute its conscience & raquo;
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H3> The separation from the past poses a danger to national security
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also indicated that there is a separation between the current generations and the near and far past, which is what It costs a danger to the Egyptian national security, stressing that the state began in recent years to pay attention to this issue, especially with the escalation of calls to preserve the Arabic language and enhance the teaching of history subject in the curricula.
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The phenomenon of foreign names and their impact on identity
in the context of her talk about cultural identity, Jihan Zaki criticized the phenomenon of the spread of foreign names for stores and restaurants in Egypt, stressing that this reflects a state of being influenced by a culture of & laquo; Khawaja & raquo; while in countries like Italy And France, the menus is not presented except in its original language, which reflects the pride of those countries with their culture and identity.
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