Replacing the current teaching methods with modern educational methods

According to the Information and Public Relations Department of the Ministry of Education, Mehdi Navid Adham, on the third day of the exhibition on the achievements and performances of education at Alborz High School in Tehran, said: “We have held various meetings in Supreme Council on various matters, including the three reform sub-systems of transformation document which were completed before the start of the twelfth government, and the three remaining sub-systems in the last one-year period were completed.

 After formulating the document on the fundamental development of these goals, these goals should have been changed and drafted on the basis of the content of the document, and the Higher Education on Council will articulate this issue on the agenda and the objectives of the courses.

The Secretary-General of the High Council of Education emphasized: “The main work of the High Council is in the transformation of the six-area agenda, and this is the main task of education system.”

He said that creating a relaxed, stress-free environment for students in the instructional direction, and eliminating excess tests, specially the popular Entrance Exam is our ultimate goal.

Nawid Adham noted that "Education and education efforts are aimed at replacing modern methods with current educational methods."

The Secretary-General of the High Council of Education stressed that summer holidays have no justification, and the change is demanded by the entire community. So it's possible to set up an education  calendar based on different climates.

The secretariat of the Supreme Council of Education emphasized that the content of the document is a program change that should be implemented by the year 2025, and we are currently in the process of preparing the infrastructure, and we have also implemented some aspects of the document.

Navid Adham, on teaching foreign languages, said: "We eliminated the monopoly of English language education based on the council's approval, but there were some problems like lacks of demands on other languages.”