Barbara Nowacka, the recently appointed Minister of Education in Poland, was excited to announce a plan that will surely meet with the approval of the students: to resign from housework during the coming holidays. This is just the first step in a broader plan to improvement the Polish education system, which seeks to alleviate the force on students and teachers. The fresh initiative aims not only to supply breath during the vacation period, but besides to supply a foundation for future changes, creating an educational atmosphere conducive to a more harmonious improvement of students. Through this, further innovation and reforms can be expected to take into account the needs of all participants in the education process.
New Minister of Education announces little homework
Barbara Nowacka, known for her determination to improvement the educational system, underlines the urgent request to reduce home work, especially for students schools basic. “We want children to have more time to research creativity outside the school walls alternatively of repetitive homework,” Nowack explains.
The Minister announces a drastic limitation or even full elimination of housework. The aim of these changes is not only to reduce the stress and burden of students, but besides to make a more balanced and efficient educational system.
This decision has produced a variety of opinions. Many teachers and parents support the thought of reducing homework, highlighting the possible benefits to the wellbeing of students and the efficiency of science. However, there are besides concerns that reducing these tasks will not negatively affect educational achievements.
Nowacka calms that the changes will be gradual and based on consultation with experts and the school community. “Our aim is to make a strategy that responds better to the needs of students and teachers while maintaining advanced educational standards,” added the Minister.
This decision is only an introduction to the wider reforms that Nowacka plans to carry out. The plans besides include changes in educational supervisors, increases for teachers and simplification of the curriculum.
Nowacka emphasizes that these changes aim to make a modern, flexible education system, better suited to the needs of both students and teachers. ‘We want to schools were places where children not only learn, but besides make their passions and skills," concludes the Minister.
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