The quality of mathematics teaching in Russian schools is a priority for national education policy, and this focus was recently underscored by Vladimir Putin, the country’s president, in instructions that were made public by the Kremlin. In his remarks, the president called for a clear, practical pathway to uplift the standards of mathematical and natural science instruction across the general education system. The plan would be crafted in coordination with the Presidium of the Presidential Council on Science and Education and then approved as a comprehensive action program. This initiative signals a broad effort to strengthen fundamental competencies in STEM for students at all levels, from primary to secondary education, with an emphasis on measurable outcomes and accountability to the public. — Kremlin report itemized guidance.
