Interviews

Supreme Leader Meets with Teachers and Professors of North Khorasan (2012/10/11)

Ayatollah Khamenei the Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution met with teachers and university professors of North Khorasan province. At the meeting, His Eminence said that the most important need of the country is to create hope, dynamism and self-confidence among Iranian youth.

Receiving thousands of teachers from all over the country (2010/05/05 )

Receiving thousands of teachers from all over the country, the Islamic Revolution Leader Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Khamenei pointed to the teachers' vital and great role in creating and cultivating innovative, thoughtful, religious and self-confident human beings in order to continue the country's progress, stressing: "The Iranian nation should achieve a stage of progress and exaltation so that it turns from intellectual and scientific aspects and different political and social fields into a reliable reference for nations and the thinkers of the Islamic world, and this is the Iranian nation's historical responsibility."

Education is Different from Craftsmanship

Dr Mohammadian,  the head of the OERP in an exclusive interview with Farhang monthly said, "education is a fine and sensitive task whose outcomes will be known over a long period of time and various factors are involved in it including teachers, textbooks, learning content, teaching strategies, facilities, families cooperation, social attitude, etc." reported by OERP Public and International Relations

OERP Sets Technical and Vocational Education Standards

In an interview with Tasnim News Agency, Hojjatoleslam Mohammadian said, "last year, Bureau of Compiling Primary and Theoretical Secondary Textbooks completed 20 newly compiled textbooks for grades four and eight together with appropriate learning packages" reported by the OERP Public and International Relations.

He added," 58 titles of textbooks were compiled for technical and vocational education courses along with appropriate standards while in the field of printing, approximately 124 million volumes were published and distributed this year".

OERP Sets Technical and Vocational Education Standards

In an interview with Tasnim News Agency, Hojjatoleslam Mohammadian said, "last year, Bureau of Compiling Primary and Theoretical Secondary Textbooks completed 20 newly compiled textbooks for grades four and eight together with appropriate learning packages" reported by the OERP Public and International Relations.

He added," 58 titles of textbooks were compiled for technical and vocational education courses along with appropriate standards while in the field of printing, approximately 124 million volumes were published and distributed this year".

OERP Utilizes External Collaboration

Dr Mohyeddin Bahram Mohammadian said in an interview with Mehr News Agency, "we have started to create the contents of textbooks of grade ten in collaboration with external groups because of the bulk of work to be done" reported by the OERP Public and International Relations. "This year, he added, we will complete compiling textbooks for grades five and nine together with quality learning packages."

An interview with Dr Hassan Setayesh on the Islamic revolutionary virtues in the national curriculum of Islamic republic of Iran.

For a long time, many Iranian citizens are concerned with educational system educating students not sufficiently according with the aims of Islamic revolution or the expectations of the educational system in the Islamic republic of Iran. Now we have an interview with Dr Setayesh , The member of the Quranic studies and technics faculty about the status of Islamic revolutionary virtues in the national curriculum of Islamic republic of Iran and conveying them to school students.

Textbooks Convey both Knowledge and Manner Culturally

According to the OERP Public and International Relations, Deputy Minister of Education and Head of the OERP, Dr Mohyeddin Mohammadian said in an interview that every effort has been made to develop textbooks that address current social, religious, cultural and economic issues so that students are prepared to live successful lives in the complex modern world. The role of other factors should not be neglected, however