President emphasized the need to create educational institutions to unlock the potential of preschoolers
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President emphasized the need to create educational institutions to unlock the potential of preschoolers

The President stated the necessity of transforming kindergartens into institutions that promote the development of abilities and thinking skills in preschoolers.

A program has been developed based on the experience of Italy, Great Britain, Germany, Singapore, and China, which aligns with national values. Currently, 180 thousand educators and teachers are undergoing training in the new methodology.

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