Literature and Language at Albanian High School
Abstract
Albanian language and literature, as basic subjects in the pre-university educational system, provide the student, an active future member of the society, with the basic knowledge and expressions for a more proficient and efficient interpersonal communication in different situations. In many European countries, these two subjects have been integrated into one textbook. Perhaps, it was this experience that served as encouragement, and later on as a model for the drafters of programmes and curricula at the Ministry of Education of Albania. To this end, a questionnaire was prepared and filled in by the teachers and students of the three high schools in Shkoder. It was noticed that the introduction of these integrated textbooks faced two different reactions: on the one hand, many teachers of the respective subjects were rather sceptic and not satisfied with the results of the textbooks; on the other one, some teachers considered the integration successful and fruitful. Concerning the argument under discussion, whether to integrate or to separate these two disciplines, based on the result of the questionnaire, we are convinced that the separate teaching of these disciplines, it is beneficial to the increase of the quality of learning of the two subjects.
Keywords: Language, Literature, knowledge, disintegration, discipline.
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