Education Minister Evis Kushi presented these changes today at the premises of the Ministry of Education and Sports. These changes aim to evaluate students as objectively as possible and facilitate teachers from bureaucratic aspects so that to focus as much as possible on interactive work with students.

Minister Kushi thanked all the experts, teachers and leaders of educational institutions for the intensive work done during the recent months.

The changes were adopted after several months of work, meetings and consultations between representatives from Local Educational Offices, school headmasters, primary school teachers and other cycles, giving the process the right time to make the right decisions in the interest of students and teachers.

During this process, there were also considered the changes that would facilitate the work of teachers, maintaining the principle of transparency, validity of evaluation, the balance between the workload of students and teachers. /r.e/p.s./