VOICED : Refugees study Syrian curriculum

The video discusses the plight of Syrian schoolchildren who have taken refuge in Lebanon due to the ongoing war in Syria. These children attend the Mann School in Tripoli, where classes are held in the afternoons. The school faces challenges accommodating the growing number of students. Many refugees fled from violence in Syrian cities like Homs and Al-Qusayr. The teachers, also refugees, continue to teach the Syrian curriculum. Despite the security issues in Lebanon, the influx of Syrian refugees continues, with no end to the conflict in sight.

What is the main reason Syrian schoolchildren are studying in Lebanon?

• To join their relatives in Lebanon

• To escape the conflict in Syria

• To learn a new language

• To experience a new culture

How are the Syrian teachers in Lebanon continuing their educational efforts?

• By using the Lebanese curriculum

• By teaching online

• By following the Syrian curriculum

• By hiring local Lebanese teachers

What emotional challenges do Syrian children face as refugees?

• Fear and separation from family

• Joy of meeting new friends

• Relief from escaping the war

• Excitement about new opportunities

What has been the impact of the security situation in Lebanon on Syrian refugees?

• It has decreased the number of refugees

• It has had no impact on the refugee numbers

• It has increased the number of refugees

• It has stopped the influx of refugees

What is expected to happen as the conflict in Syria continues?

• Fewer Syrians will seek refuge in Lebanon

• More Syrians will return to Syria

• More Syrians will cross into Lebanon

• The conflict will end soon