In case of necessity and urgency, the physical reopening of schools is essential/ Ahmad Madadi.

Should schools be in-person or online during the academic year? This is an important and straightforward question these days, not only for families and students and teachers in Iran, but also for all governments and major international organizations seeking an answer. The question may seem simple at first and can usually be answered in one […]...

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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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The beginning of the academic year at the peak of COVID-19 and the demands of teachers/ Bahar Abbasi

The Peace Line Monthly held a discussion session on September 8, 1400 at the Club House to address the demands of teachers at the beginning of the new academic year, which has been accompanied by a surge in coronavirus cases in the country. In this meeting, the experience of school reopening in other countries was […]...

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Souls That Make Money; A Field Report on the Process of Treating Corona in Iran / Mehrnoush Noudoost

The Corona vaccine arrived late in Iran under the shadow of the Islamic Republic, and the fifth wave was more severe than previous waves, engulfing the entire country in less than a month. However, apart from negligence in vaccination, another issue that the government plays a role in exacerbating is the treatment of Corona. The […]...

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The Curtain of Masterful Mentors; A Note on the Village of Iranian Cinema Today / Naveed Mihan-Doust

Iranian cinema has gone through a turbulent path from its birth until now: from Mirza Ibrahim Khan Akasbashi and Khan Baba Mo’tazeddi, who filmed the first movies in this country, to Ebrahim Golestan, who made the first silent film in Iranian cinema, to the present time where everything, including film screenings, has become digital and […]...

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Breaking the cycle of violence; a sustainable solution for a violence-free society / Abdullah Bai Lashki

Abstaining from the use of violence can be defined as the most basic definition of non-violence. However, it must be acknowledged that violence exists in various forms. Different scientific approaches to non-violence acknowledge that there are different types of violence. The most prominent type of violence, which is seen openly in many societies, especially in […]...

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The syndrome of restlessness in the era of neglecting environmental assessments / The harmonious melody of Koosar.

When talking about the dams built on the rivers of Iran, you should be careful; make sure your words do not question the sanctity of these structures; dam construction has become so sacred for some groups in Iran that they consider any criticism as blasphemy and want to destroy your reputation. Dam construction has become […]...

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