Educational psychology

Universities have had an active, albeit limited, role in the training programs run by the Public Employment Service (DYPA) throughout the previous period, and financed by the Recovery Fund.

High schools have been set to introduce "etiquette" lessons, where students will receive instruction on proper speech, attire, and conduct, aiming to foster appropriate behavior, while secondary school students will receive lessons in "good manners and courtesy."

The Education Ministry plans to bolster procedures for diagnosing learning disorders in children. The aim, Kathimerini understands, is to bring in more permanent staff to the country's Diagnostic, Assessment, Counseling and Support Centers (KEDASY) for people with special education needs instead of temps who are hired to fill gaps.

Something has been changing in the university entrance exams and it became obvious this year: Students are being asked to use their critical faculties more and rely less on memorization.

Greek Police said it has dismantled a criminal network that was paid to help candidates rig the exams for the acquisition of a professional pilot's license.

A new study has shed light on the limitations of remote learning during the pandemic lockdowns. Conducted as part of a postgraduate program at the University of Athens, the University of Thessaly and the University of West Attica, the research involved interviews with educators from various educational levels.

Social services in Greece already have a lot of ground to cover in order to converge with the European average.

They now have to face the additional challenge of adapting to the new demographics and social reality.

The state will soon be faced with an explosive problem if it does not organize social protection for the elderly.

Dr Piperoglou proceeded by giving an overview of the subjects he has committed to teaching in the near future

The Ministry of Education should announce the results of today's test.
Eighth grade students started taking the combined test today at nine o'clock, which will complete the small graduation exam, organized in 522 schools.

The second day of taking the final exam (small graduation) in 522 schools across Serbia is expected to start at 9:00 a.m.
Eighth-graders took a test in Serbian (mother tongue) yesterday, and according to the data of the Ministry of Education, 63.408 students took that test, which is 99.5 percent of the total number of applicants.