Insurance Sends Messages to the Government About the PISA Results: Portugal Still Has a Long Way to Go to Recover
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The President of the Republic left several alerts to the Executive about the performance of the students and the school's ability to promote the social lift. Montenegro recalled the difficulties of the exams.
The Head of State avoided commenting on the lack of teachers and other complaints at the beginning of the school year, focusing more on advice for transformations in the education system.
President says that there is a long way to go to recover. Prime Minister admits that this school year involves new challenges and that the previous one had needs that were overcome with difficulty.
Referring to the results of PISA Safe content says that there is a lot of way to recover from education and defends the valorization of teachers appears first in MINHO.
President of the Republic alerts to the results of PISA, inequalities among students and asks for greater appreciation of teachers. In addition, Luís Montenegro highlighted the shared vision with Bethlehem on Education and defended that the difficulties of the last school year were overcome.
The President of the Republic said today that "there is a long way to go to recover" in education in Portugal, referring to the results of PISA and alerting to socio-economic inequalities, and defended the valorization of the role of teachers.
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