According to her, many tasks do not meet the educational standards of Kyrgyzstan. "Some questions pertain to topics that are not included in the school curriculum. This complicates preparation for both students and teachers, leading to the need to turn to tutors and educational centers," the deputy added.
However, Jusupbekova refuted this claim, noting that the test questions are based on the school curriculum. "If the law of Ohm was not covered in the educational process, then corresponding questions cannot appear in the ORT. Nevertheless, you are right that some schools lack qualified teachers," she explained.
The Deputy Minister also mentioned that the Institute for the Improvement of Teacher Qualifications has been tasked with developing new methodologies for teachers.
She noted: "We have already prepared a platform and questions for the courses, which will serve as an alternative to private educational centers. Our team is working to launch these courses as soon as possible."
In addition, the head of the School Education Department Melis Muzulmanov added that special attention will be given to preparing high school students for the ORT within the framework of 12-year education.
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