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CURRICULUM IS DRAFTED FOR DIASPORAN SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Lragir, Armenia
Sept 26 2007
The Armenian ministry of education and science is currently working
on a manual and curriculum for the Sunday and Saturday schools of the
Diaspora. Hrachia Tadevosyan, head of the department of relations with
the Diaspora of the ministry of education and culture, said they will
finish in a few months, News Armenia reported.
He says the manual and the curriculum take into consideration the
peculiarities of separate communities. "For instance, the curriculum
for the Armenian schools in Iran will be based on the classic Armenian
grammar," he said.
Hrachia Tadevosyan said before publication and use the manual and the
curriculum will be discussed in the Pan-Armenian Education Forum in
July and August 2008.
There are about 150 Sunday schools in different countries of the world.
Lragir, Armenia
Sept 26 2007
The Armenian ministry of education and science is currently working
on a manual and curriculum for the Sunday and Saturday schools of the
Diaspora. Hrachia Tadevosyan, head of the department of relations with
the Diaspora of the ministry of education and culture, said they will
finish in a few months, News Armenia reported.
He says the manual and the curriculum take into consideration the
peculiarities of separate communities. "For instance, the curriculum
for the Armenian schools in Iran will be based on the classic Armenian
grammar," he said.
Hrachia Tadevosyan said before publication and use the manual and the
curriculum will be discussed in the Pan-Armenian Education Forum in
July and August 2008.
There are about 150 Sunday schools in different countries of the world.