MA SHTI tries to conceal the scandal about the curriculum: They are not mandatory and are not textbooks for students

“within its educational curriculum, in line with European standards defined by O BSH, Kosovo has included sexual education in its educational curriculum through competency “sound individual,”. Sexual education is treated as an intercurrative issue, through various subjects, from different perspectives, in the scientific, socio-cultural, and health context with the aim of protecting children and young people from the many dangers that can harm their health. In 2016, MASTI has established the working group with representatives as experts from the IKSHPK, curriculum experts and educators, tasked with drafting documents and these mitts. This whole process is supported by the U. NFPA. The working group has drawn up four manuals for teaching and informative brochures for parents. These materials have been finalised and approved by the STATI in 10,02,200), the announcement said.

The Ministry of Education has announced that these gloves are not mandatory and are not textbooks for students.

“Propaganda, which is taking place in the last few days, accompanied by deninforms and manipulations, arguing that these gloves are educational curriculums and then presenting them as textbooks for students to the responsibility of implementing them, are at the expense of the welfare and security of children. As the minister of education, we work with full responsibility and engage in the welfare of our children. For the past three years, we have revised many texts and documents that have inappropriate content and deignive languages, as well as scientific inaccuracies. In line with this, we inform you that following the review of the textbooks will also be revised these mitts and other teaching material”, says the report.