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ZAGREB, Dec 3 (Hina) - Croatia has the lowest rate of early leavers from education in the European Union but basic skills are below the European average, mainly due to curriculum and teaching quality, according to the Education and Training Monitor 2017, the European Commission's annual comparative report on the state of education systems which was presented in Zagreb earlier in the week.
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