The Coordinating Board of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education of Uzbekistan has approved developed edition of state higher educational standards.
The Public Council for Coordination, Control and Monitoring of Social Protection of Vulnerable Groups of Children held its second meeting. It matter concerned the perspectives of integrating the international experience in developing the alternative forms of guardianship of children, deprived of their parents’ care, in Uzbekistan.
Over half of million of Uzbek schoolchildren are involved in additional out-of-school classes. An experience shows that technical clubs enjoy special popularity here.
This academic year nine-grade school leaver will enjoy wider range of professions. The number of occupations, offered by colleges of Uzbekistan has increased four and their specialties fifteen.
The Coordinating Board of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education of Uzbekistan has approved developed edition of state higher educational standards.
Inclusive education and friendly attitude to a child is the central topic of Tashkent meeting of specialists from Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan that took place last week. The organizers of the forum were UNISEF, UNESCO, the “Sen yolg’iz emassan” (“You are not alone”) Fund and the Ministry of Public Education.
From year to year the higher education becomes more prestigious in Uzbekistan. This dynamic is reflected in the analysis of the activity of the institutes of higher education of the Ministry of Higher and Secondary Special Education.
In order for secondary education would not only be useful but also interesting and fascinating, “off-center technologies” lessons are added in the educational process.
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