VOICED : Rise of Islamic schools causes alarm in secular Turkey

The transcript discusses the impact of a new nationwide exam in Turkey, which assigns students to religious high schools, known as Imam Hatip schools. Adger, a student, is concerned about her future as she wishes to study medicine but is now in a school where a significant portion of classes focus on religious studies. The number of Imam Hatip schools has increased significantly, leading to the closure of general academic schools. The Turkish government defends this expansion, citing demand, while critics argue it undermines education quality. The role of Imam Hatip schools in Turkey's education system is debated, with some seeing them as vital and others as detrimental.

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