Mongolia intends to reduce the duration of lessons in primary school to 20 minutes

The new Minister of Education of the country, Purevsuren Naranbayar, noted that it is necessary to reduce the time for learning to write and increase the creative potential of children with the help of new books for reading. Mongolia’s school education reforms should lead to a reduction in the duration of lessons in primary school to 20 minutes and the creation of textbooks that will improve children’s reading skills. This was announced by the new Minister of Education of the country, Purevsuren Naranbayar, at a meeting of the group on the development of curricula for preschool and primary education, the creation and revision of manuals and notebooks for students. “Testing in the lower grades showed poor reading skills. To develop them, we will create new programs and textbooks that will interact with interactive devices. If we implement all the reforms in school education, it is expected that the child’s daily workload in the classroom will not exceed 20 minutes,” the head said