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Enhanced Textbooks for Students Starting 2027 Academic Year

Education Minister Dr. A N M Ehsanul Hoque Milon announced plans to provide students with error-free, quality, and attractive textbooks for the 2027 academic year.

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Education and Primary and Mass Education Minister Dr. A N M Ehsanul Hoque Milon has expressed a firm commitment to providing students with completely error-free, quality, lively, and attractive textbooks for the 2027 academic year. This announcement came during the inaugural ceremony of the 'Workshop on Finalising the Framework of Four New Textbooks' for primary and secondary levels, held at the International Mother Language Institute auditorium.

Addressing Past Shortcomings

Milon acknowledged that past textbooks contained numerous spelling mistakes and inappropriate content, which had drawn severe criticism. He assured that this time, the government is undertaking intensive group-based work with education experts to clear away those deficiencies and prepare one hundred percent error-free books.

Quality and Attractiveness

The minister emphasized that there will be no compromise on the quality of printing and paper. The covers and illustrations inside the books will be designed to be so lively that they attract young learners, with pictures that speak for themselves.

Stakeholder Involvement

Stakeholders are being given the opportunity to thoroughly review the manuscripts of the four new textbooks before they are finalized. Expert teams formed by various state ministers have been asked to submit their conclusive statements within the next five working days.

Long-Term Plan

Outlining the government’s long-term plan, Milon said that work on new textbooks for the revised curriculum for the 2028 academic year will begin from August 1, ensuring sufficient time and avoiding any rush. He mentioned that the Prime Minister personally monitors the development of the education sector and is committed to ensuring an excellent and joyful learning environment for the country’s future generations.

Significance for Bangladesh

The introduction of improved textbooks is expected to significantly enhance the learning experience for students in Bangladesh. By addressing past mistakes and focusing on quality and attractiveness, the new textbooks aim to create a more engaging and effective educational environment. This initiative reflects the government’s commitment to improving the education sector and ensuring better educational outcomes for students.

Source: BSS

FAQ

When will the new textbooks be introduced?
The new textbooks are planned to be introduced in the 2027 academic year.
What improvements will the new textbooks have?
The new textbooks will be error-free, of high quality, and feature lively and attractive illustrations.
Who will be involved in reviewing the new textbooks?
Stakeholders and expert teams formed by various state ministers will review the new textbooks.

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