We Have Discovered Cases Where School Principals Did Not Write Their Own Development Plans, Says Minister of Education

Yes, we have been consistent and have discovered cases where school principals did not write their own development plans. This was stated by the Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sports, Zhanna Andreasyan, during a press conference in response to a question about whether any school principals have been found to have managed 'plagiarized' programs.

'Our toolkit is now more improved, and we are currently discussing how to more effectively verify development programs through artificial intelligence. In the coming months, we will be testing this tool for implementation,' she noted.

Regarding the aforementioned principals, Andreasyan mentioned that during a questionnaire, it is still possible to ascertain through live communication whether a person is the author of the text or not. 'There have been numerous cases where we have noticed during interviews that a person is not the author of the given text, and we have provided a negative conclusion,' she said.

In response to the question of whether principals who operated with purchased programs continue their positions, Zhanna Andreasyan stated that work is being done regarding these individuals. 'I cannot say that anyone continues to operate with a purchased program without any actions being taken against it. I believe that it would be appropriate for our principals to focus on their work, as the continuation will be determined by their performance,' the minister concluded.