TIRANA, Dec 2 /ATA/ Minister of Education and Sports, Evis Kushi, participated in the Conference of the Observatory on History Teaching in Europe, at the Council of Europe.
In her remarks at the conference, Kushi said that the reforms undertaken in the Albanian education system have given history its proper place and value in school curricula.
“Knowing history and analyzing past experiences helps students cope with current problems better. Through history, they develop a sense of humanity, tell the difference between hypotheses and facts, respect the authenticity of historical sources, as well as do not repeat mistakes of the past,” Kushi said.
Minister Kushi said that “amid the new challenges that the world faces today, learning history makes students capable of taking the right decisions tomorrow and responding to global developments, contributing more to the support and strengthening of democracy.”
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