Three days full of discussions on topics that Poland, Europe and the world live by. Renowned authorities, decision-making politicians, directors of large companies, entrepreneurs, experts, scientists, young activists and media people. The 16th edition of the European Economic Congress (EEC) is taking place in Katowice on May 7–9.
Interactive educational zones devoted to artificial intelligence, immersive education, cyber security, fake news, gamification and a conference on modern solutions for education – that’s a summary of the “Edu Meet – Education closer to the region” event in a nutshell.
The Ministry of Education (MEN) has prepared draft regulations amending the general education core curriculum for 18 subjects in primary and secondary schools. Publication of the ministerial proposals was preceded by preliminary drafts from appointed experts and extensive public pre-consultations. MEN's proposals took into account some of the demands and suggestions made through a special form and during online meetings by citizens and various types of organisations and institutions. Public consultations and inter-ministerial reviews are beginning at the same time as publication of the drafts on April 23.
IBE Director Maciej Jakubowski, PhD commented on the recent changes in Polish schools. We encourage you to read the interview published by “Rzeczpospolita” on April 17, 2024.
The meeting was held at the headquarters of the Ministry of Education on April 17, 2024 and attended by Education Minister Barbara Nowacka.
The conference “Competence in mechanics – the field of welding in the context of the Integrated Qualifications System” was held on Wednesday, April 10, 2024, in Kielce. This was the first in a series of 9 industry conferences planned by the IQS team. The conference attracted a great amount of interest and gathered a large audience.
The Educational Research Institute would like to invite you to participate in two events organised by the team of the project "National Identity in the School Education Process": an online debate, as well as a contest for 7th and 8th grade primary school students and students of all secondary schools.
The Educational Research Institute, commissioned by the Ministry of National Education, has prepared handbooks for teachers, students and parents to help apply the provisions of the Regulation of the Minister of National Education on the assessment, classification and promotion of students and class auditors in public schools.
There has been a lot of discussion about the significance of homework in recent years, as well as about its impact on pupil’s well-being. This debate resulted in a regulation of the Minister of National Education on 29 March 2024 on limiting and individualizing homework depending on the developmental age and abilities of pupils.
