Former education minister urges common core curriculum by 2028
Most outlets led with the call by former Punjab education minister Mian Imran Masood for a unified core curriculum across federal and provincial governments, with phased implementation by April 2028. The Nation and Business Recorder both highlighted the timeline and the need for intergovernmental agreement, with slight variation in the framing of the location (Peshawar vs. Islamabad) and the emphasis on the implementation period.
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Former Punjab Minister Gives Deadline to Implement Common Core Curriculum Across Pakistan
Former Punjab education minister Mian Imran Masood has urged the federal and provincial governments to agree on a common core… Read More
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Masood calls for unified core curriculum, phased implementation by April 2028
PESHAWAR - Former provincial education minister Mian Imran Masood has urged federal and provincial governments to agree on a common core curriculum and allow until April 2028 for its implementation, giving schools and publishers sufficient time to prepare quality textbooks, train teachers and align teaching and assessment.
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Govt, provinces urged to agree on common core curriculum
ISLAMABAD: Former Education minister for Punjab Mian Imran Masood has urged the federal and provincial governments to agree on a common core curriculum and allow until April 2028 for its implementation, giving schools and publishers sufficient time to prepare quality textbooks, train teachers and align teaching and assessment systems. Speaking at a media briefing on curriculum reforms on Tuesda...
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