The Crisis in Portugal: Pressure for the Minister of Education to Resign After the Failed Digitisation of the National Exams
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The pressure to resign on Fernando Alexandre, Minister of Education in Portugal, increases on the basis of student and teacher protests against the way the official managed this year's national school exams. Alexandre is accused of not taking responsibility for what critics call an unprecedented and chaotic school exam session, which affects children between the ages of 14 and 18, causing protest students to demand that he "be rejected," writes …
In Portugal, there is widespread anger over how the school exams were concluded this year. Critics are calling it the biggest Portuguese education crisis in decades, writes The Guardian. It all revolves around a digitalization plan by the Portuguese government.
The Mission Public School movement denounces the existence of problems in the second phase of the tests identical to those recorded in the first phase.
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