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Home Gotcha Curricula review committee completes final report 05-11-2016 03:36 PM Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Deputy Prime Minister for Services and Minister of Education Mohammad Thneibat, on Saturday, received the final report of the curricula review committee, according to Suleiman Al Dqour, a Sharia professor at the University of Jordan and a member of the committee. Al Dqour told Petra that the report included all remarks and observations collected from multiple sources and didn't overlook any details regarding recent changes to school textbooks. He added that the report will be introduced before the education council in order to apply its recommendations in the textbooks under the supervision of the committee and each book's author. He also emphasized the committee's commitment towards preserving the students' future, promoting religious values and applying them in school textbooks.

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Curricula review committee completes final report

05-11-2016 03:36 PM

Ammon News - AMMONNEWS - Deputy Prime Minister for Services and Minister of Education Mohammad Thneibat, on Saturday, received the final report of the curricula review committee, according to Suleiman Al Dqour, a Sharia professor at the University of Jordan and a member of the committee.

Al Dqour told Petra that the report included all remarks and observations collected from multiple sources and didn't overlook any details regarding recent changes to school textbooks.

He added that the report will be introduced before the education council in order to apply its recommendations in the textbooks under the supervision of the committee and each book's author.

He also emphasized the committee's commitment towards preserving the students' future, promoting religious values and applying them in school textbooks.

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