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المستخلص
The current study aimed to study and analyze some of the roles of private education in educational reform in Egypt, and to develop a proposed vision to activate some of these roles. And also revealing the reality of private education’s contribution to achieving educational reform in Egypt, and finally arriving at a proposed vision to activate some of the roles of private education in educational reform in Egypt, The researcher used the descriptive approach, and the study sample was represented by a sample of workers in the field of special education in private secondary schools, consisting of (335) three hundred and thirty-five individuals, 10% of the original community, represented by private school principals, mentors, teachers and parents, and a questionnaire was applied to the selected sample about The reality of some roles of private education in educational reform in Egypt.
The study found the following:
- Private schools provide a healthy and safe environment for students.
- Private schools are committed to creating training and quality units.
- Private schools’ keenness on the student’s practice of activities of all kinds.
- Attention by private schools to practical exams to measure the skills of their students.
- Lack of desire to teach children a foreign language through foreign curricula.
- The weakness of Egyptian education to keep pace with modern global changes, due to the shortcomings in the aspect of financing education.
- Lack of consideration by the calendar in private schools for individual differences between students.
- In light of the results of the study, the researcher presented a proposed vision to activate some of the roles of private education in educational reform in Egypt, through activating some of the roles of private education in educational reform in Egypt, and eliminating the obstacles that prevent it from playing this role. And trying to achieve integration between the goals of public education and the goals of private education.