The Education Minister said that the current government has allocated the highest budget to the education sector. From 2028, new textbooks will be introduced under the revised curriculum. Before that, in the 2027 academic year, students will be given four new books. He also announced plans for ‘One Teacher, One Tab’, multimedia classrooms and monitoring of digital teaching. Praising the students' science projects, he further said that these innovations can be implemented through industry-academia collaboration. Besides, he advised those who failed in the recently published HSC examination not to be disappointed and to try to do well with renewed enthusiasm.
Education
Students must be made science-minded: Education Minister
Staff Reporter
Published: Saturday, 31 October 2026
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Earlier, the minister visited various stalls at the fair and handed over prizes to the winners. BGB Director General Major General Mohammad Ashrafuzzaman, the college's Principal Lieutenant Colonel Md. Tajul Islam, along with teachers and students, were present at the event.
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