Fenprof accuses minister of throwing "climate of suspicion" on teachers
For the first time this year, the national secondary school exams, carried out by 166 thousand students, were corrected in digital format, but the process..
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He launched a climate of suspicion in relation to teachers, [saying that] there are teachers who have tests and do not correct them or make a waiting pace and that this will boycott the process. The responsible also promised that Fenprof "will be attentive" so that no student or teacher is harmed in this process. From the perspective of the Secretary-General of Fenprof, "this is very serious" and the only political responsible for the failures recorded in the digital qualification of national examinations is Fernando Alexandre, who is unable to remain in office.
Furthermore, Asked about the overtime payment promised to the teachers for this effort, the Secretary-General of Fenprof said he still does not know how that payment will be made. The Secretary-General of Fenprof, José Feliciano Costa, accused this Monday the Minister of Education of having launched a “climate of suspicion” on the teachers, insisting that Fernando Alexandre is not able to continue in office.
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He launched a climate of suspicion in relation to teachers, [saying that] there are teachers who have tests and do not correct them or make a waiting pace and that this will boycott the process.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe responsible also promised that Fenprof "will be attentive" so that no student or teacher is harmed in this process.
reliability low1/3 sourcesFrom the perspective of the Secretary-General of Fenprof, "this is very serious" and the only political responsible for the failures recorded in the digital qualification of national examinations is Fernando Alexandre, who is unable to remain in office.
reliability low1/3 sourcesAsked about the overtime payment promised to the teachers for this effort, the Secretary-General of Fenprof said he still does not know how that payment will be made.
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The Secretary-General of Fenprof, José Feliciano Costa, accused this Monday the Minister of Education of having launched a “climate of suspicion” on the teachers, insisting that Fernando Alexandre is not able to continue in office.
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