According to the Ministry of Education, each school received 25 sets of laboratory equipment that can be used for various experiments and research.
A total of 5,500 sets of equipment were supplied for the 220 schools, along with 220 interactive panels and the same number of laptops, significantly improving the educational process.
The new sets allow students to conduct laboratory work, studying mechanical laws, electrical and magnetic phenomena, optical processes, as well as exploring the properties of liquids, chemical reactions, and biological objects. The equipment provides the opportunity for precise measurement, recording, and analysis of experimental data, which contributes to the development of research skills and the use of modern measurement technologies.
Interactive panels and laptops are used to manage laboratory work, display experiment results in real-time, demonstrate digital models and simulations, as well as process and store data obtained during project and research activities.
The implementation of this equipment will help students develop subject knowledge, practical skills, digital literacy, and research thinking, as well as improve the quality of teaching natural science subjects.
Educational institutions will serve as experimental platforms for testing new educational standards, implementing modern technologies into the educational process, and enhancing teacher qualifications.
