- Bangladesh Polls: Campaign Ends as Voters Weigh Pledges |
- Bangladesh Heads to First Gen Z-Driven Competitive Poll |
- EC Lifts Mobile Phone Ban, Bars Photos Inside Booths |
- Youth participation vital to BD’s democratic future: C’wealth Group |
- Stocks retreat on week’s first trading day as turnover drops |
Nowfel: Further changes needed in the curriculum
Newly appointed Education Minister Mohibul Hasan Chowdhury Nowfel said there might be some changes in curriculum and assessment methods.
Newly appointed Education Minister Mohibul Hasan Chowdhury Nowfel said there might be some changes in curriculum and assessment methods.
He said this during a discussion with the Education Reporters Association, Bangladesh (ERAB) on Friday.
"The new curriculum presents several challenges. When it comes to the challenges of assessment methods, I must say that we are receiving various inputs for the new curriculum. Changes need to be made in the assessment methods, and there must be further adjustments in the new curriculum," he said.
"We want to incorporate the skills related to the workplace into our curriculum. This way, our students can plan their education based on the subject of the workplace and contribute to the education system," he added.