Montenegrin Educationalists Resign for Copying Croatian Curriculum

The Education Ministry has initiated the appointment a new National Education Council after it was discovered that some of its members had lifted material for a new Montenegrin curriculum from Croatia.

Three experts tasked with preparing a new curriculum for physical education classes resigned on Monday after Boris Jokic, the former head of a project to design a new Croatian school curriculum, accused Montenegro last week of copy-pasting much of his team's work.

Jokic claimed that some parts of the Croatian curriculum were lifted "word for word", while some documents and methodologies were also identical.