Argentina's federal curriculum framework, agreed by the Federal Council of Education beginning in 2004, setting the priority learning content every province's own curriculum must guarantee across Initial, Primary and Secondary education. It exists because Argentina's 24 provincial jurisdictions each write their own curricula under a decentralized system, and the NAP defines the common core all of them share rather than replacing provincial authority. Subject-area NAP documents cover language, mathematics, natural sciences, social sciences and, from the 2010s, technology and the arts, and are periodically revised by the Ministry of Education working with provincial ministers.
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Key ProvisionSets minimum shared learning content by subject and grade level that every Argentine province's own curriculum must include, without replacing provincial curricular authority. 1 Enacted / Adopted Year Classification
Education LevelUpper Secondary Education (ISCED 3) 1 FAQs
Which school levels and subject areas do the Núcleos de Aprendizajes Prioritarios cover?
Initial, Primary and Secondary education, across language, mathematics, sciences, arts and other areas.
The Núcleos de Aprendizajes Prioritarios, set by Argentina's Federal Council of Education, cover Initial, Primary and Secondary education. The official collection of booklets on the national education portal groups them by level and by area, including language, mathematics, natural sciences, social sciences, ethical and civic education, technology education, physical education and artistic education. The collection also lists digital education, programming and robotics, and foreign languages.
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Argentina's federal curriculum framework, agreed by the Federal Council of Education beginning in 2004, setting the priority learning content every province's own curriculum must guarantee across Initial, Primary and Secondary education.
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