Nghe An announces 195 provincial-level educational initiatives

Previously, according to the Department of Education and Training, in 2020, the Department received 864 experience initiatives from units under the Department. Through review, appraisal and evaluation, the Department's Initiative Council said that there were 115initiativewere classified as A and 529 were classified as B. In addition, 230 initiatives were rejected.

Innovative experiences will contribute to improving the quality of education. Photo: MH

On this basis, the Department of Education and Training selected 112 type A initiatives and 243 initiatives with good results sent from 21 Departments of Education and Training to consider provincial-level initiatives.

On February 23, the Provincial People's Committee announced 195 educational initiatives recognized at the provincial level, in the following fields: Educational Management; Preschool; Primary; Math - Information Technology; Physics - Chemistry; History - Geography;Foreign language- Literature; Civics - Physical Education - Fine Arts - Biology - Music.

The activity of writing experience initiatives has been implemented for many years in the education sector. Thereby, it aims to promote the accumulation of expertise, scientific research, and application to educational practices to improve the quality of management work and educational effectiveness of cadres, teachers, and employees in units, while promoting the spirit of self-study and creative work of civil servants, public employees, and workers, contributing to building typical collectives and individuals, and building a core team for the sector.

An extracurricular class of students at Nghi Phu 2 Primary School (Vinh city). Photo: MH

According to regulations, initiatives must be drawn from the practical educational activities of individuals and groups, ensuring scientific nature and the ability to be applied and replicated in educational units in the province.

At the same time, initiatives must be new ideas and initiatives drawn from experience and creativity from reality by the author. The Department also requires that initiatives absolutely do not use topics that have been recognized in other competitions; scientific research topics at universities and colleges (theses, dissertations, etc.); topics that have been recognized by the industry's scientific council in previous school years to write their own initiatives. If there is a violation, the author must be handled according to industry regulations.

In recent years, to improve the quality of experience initiatives, the Department of Education and Training has conducted appraisals of registered topics before the authors organize implementation.

List of recognized experience initiatives:

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