スペインの文部科学大臣のホセ·イグナシオ·ワート(Jose Ignacio Wert)は、物議を醸している教育改革案は、野党と協議のうえに、国家的合意に元ずいて決めてゆくと譲歩。
Wert mantiene la necesidad de un “pacto de Estado” para su reforma educativa
El ministro aboga por llegar a un acuerdo con partidos, agentes sociales y comunidad educativa
Francesco Manetto Toledo 18 DIC 2012 - 12:17 CET
Wert remains a need for a "pact of State" for education reform
Minister calls for reaching an agreement with parties, social and educational community
The Minister of Education, José Ignacio Wert, who has it agreed last week to negotiate in Congress opposed the controversial education reform, today held openly the need for a "covenant of State" in this matter as claimed CiU. According to Wert, is the very nature of matter which requires it, because it must be "firmly rooted" in the agreement and "aimed" to "a great deal" not only among political forces, "but also social and the educational community. " "A deal of state," he stressed.
In this understanding, assured the Minister of Education, will go "to devote every effort it takes, without renouncing to the restoration of a culture of the requirement and the restoration of freedom." Small Print these aspirations is what aroused the criticism of the draft law, which will be discussed again tomorrow with the regions. Wert, who believes that "one of the most perplexing reviews the reform is the charge of mercantilist", has re-emphasized, as it made in the House, that "this reform is the most important, because the economic crisis at the end have much to do with educational crises."
Wert, who spoke on the PP parliamentary meeting held in Toledo, meanwhile criticized the current education system. "A country that is generating 26% of early school leaving is really condemning and leaving in the lurch quarter of its youth." To correct this, in his opinion, is necessary to strengthen vocational pathways, establishing a culture of evaluation and promote the autonomy of schools.
Both spun Wert defense as the objections of the opposition have made it clear, in any case, that the controversial aspects of the future law transcend language debate, and in this sense are pronounced the spokesmen of all parties in this matter. The PSOE insists, for example, that if the government breaks the pact on the teaching of religion (which Wert calls "political choice) and advocates that leaves the school curriculum and is taught outside school hours also regrettable that language model is used as a "smokescreen to divert attention from matters of more importance." That is, the quality, equity and social segregation.
Manetto Francesco Toledo 18 DIC 2012 - 12:17 CET
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