The Impact of the Abolition of Dershanes on the Education System
Parents Are Turning to Private Schools to Close the GapThe existence of dershanes, which were perhaps closed untimely, was very important for students' educational success. It is now a matter of debate how much the still not fully sufficient state schools can provide to students preparing for exams. As dershanes were closed and transformed into private schools, parents and students turned to private schools because the need for dershanes before the university entrance exam was felt.Will Students Achieve Success with This Education System?It is known that students, especially those in state schools, attended dershanes to close their gaps and catch up with private school students. However, if a student does not attend a dershane now and cannot attend a private school due to financial constraints, how will they close this gap? Although it is said that education in state schools will also be available on weekends, it is estimated that this practice will not be of any benefit in closing the gap. This means a division in education for the poor and the rich.