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Abdul Rasool Fur Abbas, a professor at Amir Kabir University and former head of the Sansa organization, criticized the state of education in the country and said: "Iran has left the 90 countries in the world that are measured by assessing the level of high school math literacy. This means that we are not even among these 90 countries, while in the past the situation was much better." He emphasized that the current way of teaching and learning mathematics among teenagers has suffered serious damage.

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Abdul Rasool Fur Abbas, a professor at Amir Kabir University and former head of the Sansa organization, criticized the state of education in the country and said: "Iran has left the 90 countries in the world that are measured by assessing the level of high school math literacy. This means that we are not even among these 90 countries, while in the past the situation was much better." He emphasized that the current way of teaching and learning mathematics among teenagers has suffered serious damage.

Abdul Rasool Fur Abbas, a professor at Amir Kabir University and former head of the Sansa organization, criticized the state of education in the country and said: "Iran has left the 90 countries in the world that are measured by assessing the level of high school math literacy. This means that we are not even among these 90 countries, while in the past the situation was much better." He emphasized that the current way of teaching and learning mathematics among teenagers has suffered serious damage.

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