Curriculum
The artful gap: Rethinking creativity in Greek education
A new Dianeosis study highlights the uneven role of arts in Greek education. Covering kindergarten through high school, the research found extensive references to literature, visual arts and music in curricula but revealed gaps in meaningful integration and teacher support.
Educational board upholds new curriculum
An Education Ministry board has approved a new curriculum after the major change sparked debate over its renewed content and scope.
Since unveiling the comprehensive curriculum change efforts at the end of last year, the ministry has refrained from delineating precise subjects slated for exclusion from educational programs.
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Education Ministry unveils major curriculum change
The Education Ministry has unveiled a much-anticipated extensive curriculum overhaul that will cover educational programs of primary, middle and high school students, aiming to simplify the current education model by 35 percent.
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Educational overhaul to be unveiled this month
The Education Ministry will declare details of its sweeping curriculum revision for elementary, middle and high school students by the end of this month.
Following last year's announcement on the works of comprehensive curriculum change, the ministry's reticence in divulging the full scope of the alterations has sparked speculation.
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Curriculum change efforts near complete: Minister
Officials from the Education Ministry concluded 80 percent of their efforts regarding a comprehensive curriculum change aimed at alleviating the content of courses for elementary, middle and high school students, minister Yusuf Tekin has announced.
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Over 20 mln students return to school as new semester begins
More than 20 million students across Türkiye returned to their classrooms today as the two-week winter break concluded, marking the beginning of the second semester of the 2023-2024 academic year.
The Education Ministry reported that 20,481,000 students and 1,178,000 teachers affiliated with the schools under the ministry had started their classes on September 11, 2023.
Ministry introduces issue of cyberbullying in curriculum
Following the decision of the Education Ministry, teachers will teach students how to deal with peer bullying and cyberbullying within the scope of "School-Based Social Responsibility Studies," taught as an elective course in secondary schools.
The new curriculum will teach students what peer bullying is, what to do if they encounter bullying and how to behave to avoid being bullied.
Education minister unveils major curriculum reform for all grades
The Education Ministry is working on a comprehensive curriculum amendment that will encompass all grade levels, aiming to simplify course contents, minister Yusuf Tekin has announced.
Stanford University awards Turkish student with $500,000 scholarship
Stanford University has offered an 18-year-old Turkish student a scholarship of approximately 10 million Turkish Liras ($500,000).
Efe Zaladin, who graduated from a private high school in the Central Anatolian province of Konya last year, discovered his interest in science as a child.
Parents show keen interest in model public schools
More than 20,000 applications were submitted for 4,442 places in the 2023-2024 academic year at Greece's public model and experimental schools, an old institution expanded in 2011, all but abolished by the leftist-led SYRIZA government in 2015, and reinstated by center-right New Democracy in 2019.
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