ホセ·イグナシオ·ワート： "私は聖公会の会議に折られていない"
ワート："誰もが宗教を勉強することを余儀なくされていません"
世俗化に反する
José Ignacio Wert: "I have not folded Episcopal Conference"
Wert: "No one is forced to study Religion"
Counter to secularization
José Ignacio Wert: “No me he plegado a la Conferencia Episcopal”
El ministro de Educación defiende su reforma como antídoto contra "el abandono escolar"
Wert: "A nadie se le obliga a estudiar Religión"
Contrarreforma a la secularización
El País Madrid 27 MAY 2013 - 10:53 CET
El ministro de Educación, Cultura y Deporte, José Ignacio Wert. / Uly Martin (EL PAÍS)
José Ignacio Wert: "I have not folded Episcopal Conference"
Education Minister defends his reform as an antidote to the "dropout"
Wert: "No one is forced to study Religion"
Counter to secularization
The Country Madrid 27 MAY 2013 - 10:53 CET
The Minister of Education, José Ignacio Wert, has defended itself from the controversy created around the subject of Religion establish within the valid materials to form the average and obtaining scholarships. "I do not bend to the Episcopal Conference. I only picked up the agreement with the Holy See, "he aseguado Wert." We can not confuse the. No one is forced to study religion. The requirement will depend on the student's parents, "he added in an interview with Cadena Ser
The changes introduced by the minister in his reform fill many of the historical claims of the Spanish prelates, who had spent more than two decades criticizing the "discrimination" had been the subject in schools and colleges. This victory of the Spanish bishops arouses strong opposition from the various sectors, the educational community (especially in public school) almost the entire political spectrum outside the PP. The Minister Jose Ignacio Wert also has defended his reform as the antidote to improve a school system that undergoes a 24.5% drop-out and get mediocre results in international assessments.
"If we continue this dropout rate, we are putting our young people about future prospects that are not worthy.'re Also hampering growth prospects," said the minister. "What we want is to rescue young people who are lost, who did not even attend the vocational alternative. Want rescue because before I came to this alternative," he assured. In this sense, Wert said the new law aims to reduce this high dropout rate creating a new route for students: "We have worked on something that allows a student from 15 years to have another career option for not abandon their training cycle. Another major change is the assessment in the final stages. "
Given the lack of support they found at his reform minister, expressed his intention to negotiate: "I am willing to sit with the educational community to explain that schools have more autonomy." Also, on the suppression of the course Education for Citizenship, Wert said: "He was born with a certain controversy.'ve Chosen to make a cross-sectoral approach those values to be found in the subject".
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