Four "earth educators" commence their duties during the upcoming school year in Kolyma
In the Magadan region, the Ministry of Education has announced a series of groundbreaking changes and innovations aimed at improving the quality and accessibility of education for schoolchildren during the 2020-2026 academic years.
One of the key initiatives is the digitalization of education. Advanced digital tools and platforms will be introduced to enhance remote learning and create more interactive classroom experiences, ensuring students have access to modern educational resources.
The school curriculum will also undergo a revision and enhancement, with a greater emphasis on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) subjects to better align with current educational standards and future labor market demands.
Infrastructure development is another focus area. Schools will be modernized, with the creation of specialized learning zones and improvements to technological infrastructure to support new teaching methods.
Teacher training programs will also be a priority, with continuous professional development to equip teachers with the skills needed for innovative teaching practices and effective integration of technology in classrooms.
Inclusive education initiatives will also be expanded to ensure equal opportunities for all students, including those with special needs and disabilities. Extracurricular activities and personal development programs will be enhanced to foster creativity, critical thinking, and social skills among students.
Health, psychological support, and safety measures will also be improved within schools to create a secure and supportive learning environment.
In addition to these initiatives, the focus on the popularity of colleges will be a planned innovation in Magadan schools. Four "Zemsky Teachers" (physics, mathematics, history, and English) will begin their work in the new academic year, although specific details about the subjects taught by the "Zemsky Teachers" were not provided.
Behavior grades will be introduced in Magadan schools, and a unified schedule will be implemented for the new academic year. The history course will also be reinforced in Magadan schools.
Over the past three years, the region has received 365 teachers, including 263 pedagogical personnel. However, no new information about the number of teachers received in the current year was provided. The quota for 2026 is 10 teachers in the "Zemsky Teacher" program in the Magadan region.
No new information about the distribution of teachers between rural, village, and city schools was provided.
These efforts aim to prepare Magadan schoolchildren for the challenges of the future, ensuring they receive a comprehensive and modern education during the 2020-2026 period.
In the Magadan region, the focus on education-and-self-development is evident as the introduction of the "Zemsky Teachers" program is planned to innovate the college popularity. These teachers, specializing in physics, mathematics, history, and English, will work in the upcoming academic year. (First sentence)
Leading up to the 2026 academic year, inclusive education, extracurricular activities, and personal development programs will be expanded to foster students' creativity, critical thinking, and social skills, all contributing to a well-rounded education-and-self-development approach in Magadan schools. (Second sentence)
