Ethics and Civics to become mandatory subject in Dominican schools for 2025-2026 academic year

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Thinking of the collective good and what it means to be a citizen will be back in schools with a curriculum change announced by the new minister of Education.

Education Minister Luis Miguel de Camps announced that the subject of Ethics and Civics is being reintroduced into the national curriculum and will be a mandatory course for the upcoming 2025-2026 school year.

De Camps emphasized that value-based education extends beyond mere content delivery, aiming to shape responsible citizens. This initiative, he stated, reflects a commitment to establishing the subject as a specific and compulsory component of the educational framework.

“This particular point has been one of the most prominent elements in all the conversations we’ve had in recent months,” De Camps remarked, highlighting the widespread support for the move.

The minister clarified that the introduction...

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This is an excellent choice to be reintroduced. Embodied with this teaching should be curriculums to improve thinking, not to fear asking questions.

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PJT
 
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Most Dominicans already are taught the seven deadly sins, so they could build off that foundation.
As a law-abiding Dominican who's guilty of 5 of the 7 deadly sins, I'm uniquely qualified... but for one minor detail: Parents would hate to have their kids receive instructions from a non-believing heathen.

Julia Sweeney understands.
 
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