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National Coordinator:
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| Name: |
Mr. Ramiz Selimovic |
| Federal Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport |
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Obala Maka Dizdara 2 |
| 7100 Sarajevo |
| Phone: |
(387) 71-443-340 |
| Fax: |
(387) 71-443-340 |
| E-mail: |
mganibeg@utic.net.ba |
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EDUCATION FOR ALL
The Year 2000 Assessment
BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA NATIONAL REPORT
Sarajevo, September 1999
National Coordinator: Ramiz Selimovic
EDUCATION FOR ALL National Report for Bosnia and Herzegovina is
consisting of two parts:
Part 1 is providing data for Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina entity
Part 2 is providing data for Republic of Srpska entity.
Data included in the report are refering to different years Report of Federation
of B&H is covering years 1990, 1997 and 1998, while Report of Republic of Srpska is
covering year 1999. The 1990 data reflect the situtation of the whole Republic of Bosnia
and Herzegovina, which was part of former Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
This report was developed by the associate experts of the Federation
Ministry of Education, Science, Culture and Sport (listed in an alphabetical order):
Balkovic Vlatka / ako Atija / Ganibegovic Maida / Jabucar Abdulah /
Merlo Mira / Nalo Jasminka
Pandzo-Hasanbegovic Emina / Radic Nadezda / Saracevic Azra / Smajic Adaleta / Suljagic
Mensur / Topuz Hanefija / Vesnic Smail / And the associate experts of the Federation
Institute of Statistics Alic Hajrudin Hadziefendic Enes
CONTENTS
Part I DESCRIPTIVE PART
PREFACE
PERIOD UNTIL 1990
PERIOD FROM 1990 UNTIL 1992
PERIOD FROM 1992 UNTIL 1995
PERIOD FROM 1995 UNTIL TODAY
CURRICULA AND TEXTBOOKS
Ideological approaches to textbooks and curricula creation
Indications of changes at the end of communist rule
Aggression against Bosnia and Herzegovina and occurrence of three
curricula
Curricular changes
Creation of textbooks of "national group of subjects"
Process of revision and adjustment of primary school curricula
PART II ANALYTICAL PART
Indicator 1
Indicator 2
Indicator 3
Indicator 4
Indicator 5 and Indicator 6
Indicator 7 and Indicator 8
Indicator 9 and Indicator 10
Indicator 11
Indicator 12
Indicator 13 and Indicator 14
Indicator 15
Indicator 16, Indicator 17 and Indicator 18
CONCLUSION
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