Publish at January 22 2025 Updated January 22 2025
The increasing bureaucratization of schools is making administrative tasks more onerous for teachers, distancing education from its primary mission. Simplifying procedures, supporting teachers and encouraging innovation are essential to refocus schools on their educational role.
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