education
January 18, 2026
Dejan Vuk Stanković kaže da školski čas treba da traje 30 minuta: Pitali smo profesore i nastavnike da li će podržati tu inicijativu
Ministar prosvete Dejan Vuk Stanković izneo je u javnost ideju o tome da se školski čas skrati na 30 minuta zbog pažnje učenika. On je istakao da đaci danas imaju takozvanu difuznu pažnju koja je sekvencijalna i vezana za kraći vremenski period. Ipak, sagovornici Nova.rs smatraju da kraći časovi nisu rešenje, jer onda ne bi bilo dovoljno vremena za nastavnicu jedinicu, pisanje eseja, proveru znanja..., a time bi i mnogi prosvetni radnici ostali bez posla.
TL;DR
- Minister of Education Dejan Vuk Stanković proposed shortening school classes to 30 minutes due to students' shorter attention spans.
- Teachers argue that 30-minute classes are insufficient for covering the curriculum, conducting activities, and assessing student knowledge.
- The proposal could lead to teachers losing their jobs or becoming technologically redundant due to reduced teaching hours.
- Some teachers believe the proposal might be an attempt to address teacher shortages.
- The practicality of assessing students, especially through essays, would be compromised with shorter classes.
- Concerns exist that the first and last five minutes of a 30-minute class would be lost to introductions and conclusions, leaving only 20 minutes for actual content.
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