Uvajanje racunalnistva v slovenske srednje sole in modernizacija pouka naravoslovnih predmetov v sedemdesetih letih dvajsetega stoletja
In the first half of the 1960s Slovenia began to systematically modernise its secondary school programmes. The remodelling first focused on the natural sciences. The Republic of Slovenia was the first member of the then federal state of Yugoslavia as well as of Central and South East Europe to start introducing information technology to secondary schools in 1974. This was even earlier than in the Federal Republic of Germany. It was also the first to publish an information technology school book, "Introduction to Information Technology Science for Secondary Schools" (whose authors were Dr. Ivan Bratko and Dr. Vladislav Rajkovic) Along with this, the overhaul of chemistry and biology classes as well as methods of teaching foreign languages began. The latter focused in particular on English and was carried out in co operation with several Western European and American universities.