Does changing governments result in a change in the performance of teacher unions? / Reza Dehlavi

The teacher unions in Iran declared their existence in the late 1970s after the revolution. Five independent and non-governmental unions called “Teacher Unions” were established in five provinces, as pioneers in pursuing the rights of teachers and students and entering the field of union demands. From the beginning of the 1980s, more teachers attempted to […]...

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استAlexander Lotfi, spokesperson for the Coordination Council, in conversation with Ali Kalaei: There is no other way for teachers except for taking action on the field.

Iranian teachers have been actively working for years to fight for their rights and have incurred expenses; from imprisonment to job deprivation and other costs that have targeted these professional activists; a society that they are nurturing; but the spokesperson for the Coordination Council of Cultural Trade Unions in an interview with “Khat-e-Solh” says that […]...

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Ranking of Teachers in the Politics of Hostage/ Aziz Qasemzadeh

When we carefully review the story of ranking teachers, it is a suitable example of the type and perception of governance in Iran and the level of respect that decision-makers not only have for their audience but also for themselves. Those who come in front of the cameras and talk about various resolutions and colorful […]...

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The textbook is not a government propaganda poster/ Bahrami’s salvation.

Curriculums in developed countries often contain materials aimed at strengthening social acceptance and increasing the social skills of children and students. Respect for traffic laws, preserving the environment and caring for the ecosystem, as well as teaching personal and public hygiene, are inseparable parts of education that are included in appropriate forms and formats for […]...

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The challenges of the government at the beginning of the academic year and its solutions / Ramin Karimiania

By examining the level of importance given by the governments of advanced countries to education and its impact on the overall development of these countries, and taking a brief look at the events related to this field in our country, it is clear that education has not been a priority in previous governments. Issues such […]...

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The hardships of being a teacher during the coronavirus era / Mohammad Khaksari

With the outbreak of the coronavirus, the world has taken on a different shape and many jobs have been affected by the changes caused by the virus. The virus, like a tsunami, has engulfed all countries, social classes, professions, and businesses. The spread of the coronavirus has revealed the hidden and untold layers and corners […]...

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Textbook, Ideological Advertising Courtyard / Mohammad Ali Mahdizadeh

On November 13th, 2003, the document of the twenty-year vision of the Islamic Republic of Iran was announced to the leaders of the three branches of government, with the goal of Iran becoming a developed country with the first rank in economy, science and technology in the region by the year 2025. This vision aimed […]...

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World Teachers’ Day; Teachers Leading in Crisis / Sharif Hassanzadeh

A teacher is someone who has a profession of teaching others and their job is considered to be in the field of “education” or “teaching and training”. However, anyone can take on the role of a teacher informally. In some countries, educating young people at school age may take place in an informal setting such […]...

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The Pathology of Virtual Education and the Challenges for Teachers / Azizeh Anzari

Education has been a concern since ancient times, and most human societies have paid attention to it. Face-to-face education has been around for years and has always been a source of hope for improving the teaching and training process. Virtual or non-face-to-face education has a significant difference from the face-to-face education process; it is hoped […]...

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Comparative study of the teaching profession in Iran and other countries / Mohammad Momenzadeh

If the general belief is that the best create the best, the social status of teachers will gain extraordinary importance. Teaching refers to any effort made to guide, develop, and educate humans. Among all educational and training factors, the role of the teacher as the most important factor in the education and training system has […]...

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A General Comparison of the Differences in Salaries between Teachers and Other Employees/ Hesamaddin Pourthabat

In this note, we intend to address the differences in employment regulations for teachers or, generally, employees of the Ministry of Education with some other institutions and ministries, using a statistical rather than a slogan-based approach. Recent actions have highlighted the fact that if we take the legal path and have sufficient knowledge to pursue […]...

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School in the embrace of love/ Nader Pourkhani

Since a long time ago, with the opening of modern schools in Iran, gradually the month of Mehr has established its place for the official start of schools and classes (of course, with turning a blind eye to some specific incidents and important events in the country). But now, for two years, with the ruthless […]...

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