How much does education cost in different types of Lithuanian schools?
A new database from the organization 'Education #1' offers insight into the costs associated with educating students in various types of Lithuanian schools, revealing that pro gymnasiums are the most cost-effective.
The Teacher Strictly Outlined What She Thinks About AI in Schools: Identified One Major Risk
A Lithuanian teacher discusses the dual potential of artificial intelligence in education, highlighting its usefulness when used correctly but the risks of misuse.
A Member of Parliament Proposes to Include Sign Language in Elective Subjects in Schools
A Lithuanian MP proposes to include sign language as an elective subject in schools to promote the profession of sign language interpreters and to fulfill international human rights commitments.
Lituanian schools are preparing for a 24-hour Lithuanian language lesson
Lituanian schools worldwide are collaborating to hold a continuous 24-hour Lithuanian language lesson to connect learners across various continents and time zones.
Concern for the future begins in the classroom: how students are creating future energy solutions?
Lithuanian schools are transforming into energy laboratories to promote renewable energy education among students.
The head of the largest school in Lithuania: education cannot just be about hunting for top scores
D. Žvirdauskas, head of KTU Engineering Lyceum and the Lithuanian School Leaders Association, emphasizes that education should not solely focus on achieving high scores.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs proposes to allow the International American School in Vilnius to lease public property for up to 99 years
The Lithuanian government has approved a proposal to allow the International American School in Vilnius to lease public property for educational purposes for a term of up to 99 years.
The State Audit Office recommends creating a national model for the education and integration of foreign children
The State Audit Office suggests intensifying Lithuanian language training for foreign children in their first year of arrival and proposing a minimum number of weekly Lithuanian lessons in schools following foreign and international education programs.
This year, nearly 2 million euros are allocated to finance the programs of Lithuanian schools established abroad
Lithuanian schools abroad are set to receive nearly 2 million euros in funding this year, with a per-student allocation increasing from 12.5 euros to 15 euros per month.
The goal of the heads of national minority schools is to teach children to live in Lithuania
K. Liaskovskaja, a dedicated teacher at Vilnius 'Žara' Gymnasium, focuses on educating children from national minorities to integrate and thrive in Lithuanian society, drawing from her experience over the past three decades in the same school where she grew up.