In 220 schools in Kyrgyzstan, modern educational and laboratory kits, as well as information and communication technology (ICT) tools, have been implemented, which will allow for practice-oriented learning within the framework of STEM disciplines.
According to the Ministry of Education, this initiative is part of the state program "Altyn Kazyq," aimed at the comprehensive modernization of the country's educational system and the integration of modern technologies into the learning process.
The educational and laboratory equipment received by the schools includes 25 kits for each school, enabling research across various subjects. In total, 5,500 sets of equipment were supplied, along with 220 interactive panels and the same number of laptops.
The kits are designed for conducting laboratory work in mechanics, electricity, optics, chemistry, and biology. The equipment allows for precise measurements and analysis of experimental data, fostering scientific research skills among students.
Interactive panels and laptops assist in managing laboratory work and visualizing experimental results in real-time, as well as processing data from students' project activities.
These new resources contribute to the development of knowledge, practical skills, and digital literacy among schoolchildren, which in turn enhances the quality of studying natural sciences.
Special training sessions were conducted for teachers on the effective use of new equipment and technologies.
The Ministry noted that these 220 schools are part of 53 cluster innovative educational institutions that serve as experimental platforms for implementing new educational standards and technologies.
