The protests and school closures created concerns about falling behind the curriculum, and the rate of students receiving private lessons exceeded 20 percent.
High school protests and school closures that have been going on since September 17 in France have increased the demand for private lessons to over 20 percent due to fear of the curriculum.
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High school students in France have been organizing protests to improve educational conditions since September 17.
According to Le Figaro, the high school siege actions, which started on September 17 and continued for about 2 months, led to the closure of some schools and the implementation of new learning models such as distance education in others.
Increasing anxiety among parents and high school students who have fallen behind in the curriculum due to missing classes has increased students' preference for private lessons.
The number of high school students taking private lessons has exceeded 20 percent compared to before the student protests.
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