How's life giving birth in Sauid Arabia?
Answer 1It depends on which school. I am and expat (American living in Saudi Arabia), and I go to school in Aramco. Aramco is the largest oil company in the world (very wealthy) and we can afford brand new athletic, art, band, rock band, and school supplies. we also have an amazing rock climbing tower with equipment, and a bouldering wall.Sterotype- everybody thinks we ride camels to school, sleep in tents, don't have air conditioning, water ect. but no. we actually have "charter" "buses" with air conditioning, we sleep in houses, pools, ect. we also have an excellent athletics program. again depending on the school. If you are answering this for homework, tell your teacher you got this info from somebody that lives in Saudi Arabia :)Answer 2If you do not have the fortune of being a foreigner living in Saudi Arabia in the little American microcosms that develop near oil wells (or have the luxury of incredible wealth), you are part of the Saudi school system, which is abysmal and difficult. There is segregation between the genders, limited resources (such as textbooks and papers), and disinterested teachers.
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Well right now it is around 100 Fahrenheit everyday and drops to like 70 to 80 at night but around 90 and 100 during the day. This of course is the weather in Dhranhan on the east coast so... To me it is hot and I am an American expat so yea hot haha Hope this helped... God Bless
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