The Ministry of Education announces the opening of the call for the registration of educational units interested in participating in the piloting of national evaluation standards for primary and secondary education, from January 12 to 23, 2026. The project, titled "New Regulations for a Relevant Curriculum and Open Education - RECRED", will be carried out in partnership with several institutions and will ensure the continuity of the competency-centered curriculum. The selected units will implement the new standards in certain classes and subjects, with the obligation to participate in training sessions and to use the standards in current evaluations. Geographical representativeness and diversity of educational units will be pursued in the selection process. The piloting will take place between March and June 2026, and the results will contribute to the validation of the standards before national implementation.
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Ministerul Educaţiei anunţă apel pentru înscrierea unităţilor de învăţământ interesate în pilotarea standardelor naţionale de evaluare pentru învăţământul primar şi gimnazial / Înscrierile, până în 26 ianuarie
ULTIMA ORĂ Ministerul Educației va testa noile standarde de evaluare pentru învățământul primar și gimnazial în ultimele două module din anul școlar 2025-2026 / Școlile se pot înscrie în perioada 12-23 ianuarie
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