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Serbian as a non-mother tongue is a compulsory school subject in 16 schools in South Serbia where instruction is conducted in Albanian.
For members of ethnic minorities, Serbian as a non-mother tongue is a compulsory school subject from first grade.
The Coordination Body's Office provided for all school beneficiaries the highest quality textbooks for learning Serbian as a non-mother tongue.
Of the 56 junior and senior primary school teachers of Serbian as a non-mother tongue, 19 of them underwent a four-day training.
Meetings between teachers and representatives of the institutions that are important for the educational process are just some of the steps aimed at improving the teaching andlearning of Serbian as a non-mother tongue.
Study on the Possibilities for Improving the Teaching andLearning of Serbian as a Non-Mother Tongue in the Municipalities of Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja you can download here.
In addition to lectures, workshops were organized, where the teachers had the opportunity to give their proposals, especially with regard to the outcomes andthus contribute to the improvement of teaching Serbian as a non-mother tongue.
A large number of persons interested in learning Serbian as a non-mother tongue suggests that there is a need, desire and willingness to learn the language of the environment in which they live.
Based on the comments and suggestions of the teachers during the first meeting,the topics that are important for the improvement of their work with students were selected, with the aim of achieving a higher quality of learning Serbian as a non-mother tongue.
Junior and senior primary school teachers who teach Serbian as a non-mother tongue in primary schools in the three municipalities attended the training at the Nis-based Regional Centre for Professional Development of Teachers from April 15 to 19. more23.
This activity is one of the proposed measures contained in the“Study on the Possibilities of Improving the Knowledge andLearning of Serbian as a Non-Mother Tongue” in Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja, while it was undertaken with the support of the British Embassy.
SERBIAN AS A NON-MOTHER TONGUE As of this September, specific urban and rural schools in South Serbia, where young Albanians are educated, will get teaching assistants that will assist Serbian language teachers with better transferring knowledge to their students.
The Coordination Body's Office, along with the Ministry of Education, will continue undertaking other activities that are recognized as important for further training of teachers and for improving the teaching andlearning of Serbian as a non-mother tongue.
The Head of the OSCE Mission to Serbia also said that he supported the running of Albanian language courses for teachers of Serbian as a non-mother tongue in the southern part of central Serbia, and also pointed out that the OSCE Commissioner on National Minorities participated in the development of the Serbian-Albanian dictionary for students, which would be turned into an application.
The primary school"Naim Frashëri" is one of four primary schools in themunicipalities of Bujanovac and Preševo where Serbian language teachers have teacher assistants with whom they jointly work on raising the level of knowledge of Serbian as a non-mother tongue among children from the Albanian community.
The first cycle of training for primary school teachers is part of the usage of the recommendations contained in the“Study on the Possibilities of Improving the Knowledge andLearning of Serbian as Non-Mother Tongue in Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja”, which was organized with the support of the British Embassy.
She also stated that there were three programs for learning the Serbian language in Serbia- the one for the Serbian language for children who are native speakers of Serbian, the one for Serbian as a second language and the one for Serbian as a foreign language, concluding that there was a significant professional andpolitical support for learning Serbian as a non-mother tongue.
Following the meeting held in February, the Coordination Body's Office, in cooperation with the Ministry of Education, Science and Technological Development,organized the second meeting between the teachers that teach Serbian as a non-mother tongue at primary schools in the three municipalities and representatives of educational institutions.
He also said that"when it comes to education, the Coordination Body, in 2016, in cooperation with the Printing Office of the Directorate for General Administrative Matters, enabled free printing of 13 textbooks, the circulation of which was 50 copies each, for the purposes of teaching at theSubotica Faculty of Economics' Department in Bujanovac.”“The Coordination Body organized, for the first time, a three-month course in Serbian for young people from this municipality for whom Serbian was a non-mother tongue.
At the meeting, members of the Managing Board will familiarize themselves with the progress that the program had achieved in the period from September 17 to December 31, 2014,as well as with the activities related to learning Serbian as a non-mother in the municipalities of Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja.
You are at: Home» News» EU support to advancement of education in South Serbia EU support to advancement of education in South Serbia NewsThe Head of the EU Delegation to Serbia, Ambassador Michael Davenport, and the President of the Coordination Body for Presevo, Bujanovac and Medvedja, Zoran Stankovic,talked today at the primary school“ Naim Frashëri” in Bujanovac with pupils from the Albanian community who participated in the project aimed at improving the command of Serbian as a non-mother tongue.