Lithuanian eighth graders participate in achievement tests
Lithuanian eighth graders are undergoing electronic achievement tests this year, designed according to national curricula and with specific assessment criteria.
New list of content in schools: Karpe, Dimmu Borgir, and Åge Aleksandersen on the timetable
Norway's Knowledge Minister Kari Nessa Nordtun unveils a draft list of required content for Norwegian, music, and social studies courses in primary schools, responding to past criticisms of existing curricula.
Who are the three people that the Supreme Court is looking for in the NCERT controversy? Know the full matter
The Supreme Court of India has raised concerns over the transparency and accountability in the preparation of school textbooks, directing that three members of the team responsible for an NCERT textbook be excluded from future curricula development.
TalTech opens eight new and updated curricula
Tallinna Tehnikaülikool (TalTech) has launched new and updated educational programs, receiving 516 applications in the first week.
The Ministry of Education Plans to Revise the National Curricula Again
The Estonian Ministry of Education plans further revisions to the national curricula, initially updated in 2023, focusing on elective course volumes and assessment methods.
Unesco lowers implementation of media education in curricula around the world
A UNESCO report highlights the low integration of media education in the curricula of its member countries, despite their acknowledgment of its importance.
Strengthening School History Education: Increasing Focus on Modern History in Middle School and Promoting New History Electives in High School
The South Korean government plans to enhance history education in schools by increasing the emphasis on modern history in middle school curricula and introducing new elective history courses in high schools.
Good news for New York: Kathy Hochul signed a law to strengthen historical education in these key communities
New York has enacted a law aimed at enhancing the historical education of AANHPI communities by evaluating current curricula.
HEI, NERDC seek emergency response education in schools
The Health Emergency Initiative and the Nigerian Educational Research and Development Council are planning to incorporate emergency response education into Nigerian school curricula to enhance student preparedness for emergencies.
Federal Government to integrate emergency health education into school curriculum
The Nigerian government is set to incorporate emergency health education into the primary and secondary school curricula to enhance health security and emergency preparedness.
Intense Controversy Surrounding Curriculum Revisions in Palestine and Ministry Clarification
The introduction of significant revisions to Palestinian curricula has sparked widespread outrage and debate over alleged changes that remove national contents and alter historical perspectives.
The admission process for master's studies has started at the Estonian University of Life Sciences
The admission process for master's programs began in February at the Estonian University of Life Sciences, offering 17 Estonian-language curricula this year, with applications for English-language programs also now open.
From 2027, the proportion of Chinese characters in schools will increase... Shall we start with the meaning of 'new student'?
Beginning in 2027, the emphasis on Chinese character education in schools will increase significantly, leading to expanded curricula for elementary and high school students.
The History of the GDR Will Now Be Mandatory in Upper Secondary Schools
Berlin has reversed its previous decision, making the history of the German Democratic Republic (GDR) mandatory in upper secondary school curricula as part of a revised educational framework.
"Don't be surprised if young people fall for socialist rat catchers"
A warning against omitting East German history from school curricula, emphasizing the lessons that can be learned from the ideological pitfalls of the DDR.
New core curricula in secondary schools. The last stage of expert recruitment is underway
The Educational Research Institute is concluding the recruitment of experts who will help create new core curricula for secondary schools in Poland, with applications open until January 11 and work to begin in February.
Subject of Economics: Macroeconomics Must Be Included in the Curriculum
The article argues for the inclusion of macroeconomics in school curricula to better inform students about economic principles and the importance of financial literacy.