“National Day of the City-Dweller Celebrated with Cultural Events and Discussions Across Armenia”
Learn about the National Day of the City-Dweller in Armenia, where cultural events and discussions are held to promote civic values and youth involvement.
Minister of Education Champions Collaboration and Innovation at National Conference on Education and State Development
Armenian Minister of Education, Zara Andreyasian, attended a conference on the role of education in state development. The conference, attended by 700 teachers from all regions of Armenia, focused on topics such as education in the digital age and the importance of preserving national values. Minister Andreyasian emphasized the importance of sharing best practices among teachers and increasing collaboration among schools. The conference will also address preschool education and inclusive education in future sessions. Minister Andreyasian highlighted the importance of setting professional standards for teachers and providing resources for their work.
“Explosion in Yerevan Leaves Child Injured: Police Investigate Attack by Classmates in School”
Explosion in Yerevan injures a 14-year-old child. The incident occurred in school, allegedly caused by classmates. Medical staff investigating the case.
Advocate for Human Rights Stresses the Importance of Critical Thinking in Education During School No. 3 Meeting
Learn the importance of education in developing critical thinking and protecting human rights. Anahit Manasyan, the human rights advocate, discusses the role of education in combating extremism and fostering universal values. She also addresses the responsibilities of advocates, justice principles, and cooperation with various organizations. Students gain insights into their rights, displaced persons’ rights, military personnel’s rights, and the work of the Defender’s Office. The meeting concludes with an emphasis on the significance of discussing human rights with young people to enhance their awareness and education.
“Remote Learning Extends to Kirantsi and Bagharnis Schools as Border Protests Continue in Tavush”
In Kirantsi and Bagharnis schools, students are studying remotely due to lockdown. Border village residents in Tavush protest for demarcation implementation. Armenia news from NEWS.am.
“Controversial Claim: The People Newspaper Accuses CPK Officials of Inexperienced Appointments and Crediting Pashinyan’s Revolution”
Learn about the impact of Nikol Pashinyan’s revolution in Armenia through real-life examples. Discover the story of individuals with no professional background who owe their success to the implemented changes. Read more in today’s edition of “The People” newspaper.
Swedish Archduchess Victoria Commences Military Training to Prepare for Future Role
Swedish Archduchess Victoria to undergo military training for her future role. The 46-year-old royal is preparing for possible ascension to the throne, with a program lasting 20-25 months to develop leadership and military skills.
“Armenian Journalist Speaks Out: We Can’t Live with Turks Anymore, Urges Peaceful Resolution and Reclaiming of Lands”
Discover the latest news from Armenia where tensions persist between the Armenians and Turks. Armenians express their desire for peaceful resolution and reclaiming their lands. The article also highlights the concerns of journalists and participants regarding the safety of their people and the importance of teaching accurate Armenian history. Keep updated with NEWS.am.
“Compulsory Education Management Implements New Measures to Track and Improve Education for Dropouts”
Compulsory education management aims to improve education quality and increase the level of education. This article suggests making children’s information available electronically to ensure transparency in educational residence and physical/mental health. The RA Ministry of Education will present reports on dropouts and children in the educational system every October and February. It also proposes presenting data on children at risk of dropping out by the 5th working day of the following month. The article also discusses exemptions from compulsory education for learners with different educational residence.
Education Minister Announces Overhaul of School Assessment System: Changes Coming for Students
Armenia’s education system undergoes major changes as Minister of Education, Science, Culture, and Youth Affairs, Zhan Andreasyan, announces the introduction of a new assessment scale for schools. Assessments for 4th graders are replaced with external tests, while 9th-grade assessments now include experimental tasks. Literary and historical assessments are also combined, with a pilot program set to launch in the Tavush region. Exciting developments in Armenia’s education sector.