What was not a general trend in educational policies during the french revolution?

During the French Revolution, a general trend in educational policies was the promotion of secularism and the establishment of a national education system. However, one notable exception was the lack of a unified approach to education for women, as educational reforms primarily focused on male citizens and often neglected the needs and rights of girls. Additionally, while there was a push for accessibility, the quality and structure of education remained inconsistent across different regions.