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in News · 09 Feb 2021, 09:55 · 2 Comments
It said yesterday it was still unaware of the impact of the national strike, pointing out that the objective “is not to stop distance learning”.
Yesterday, about 1.2 million students returned to distance learning. The Education Minister should be among the first to re-open when lockdown measures ease as this would be the only way to counter inequalities caused by distance learning.
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They don't even have students in classes, what can be better? Have you seen what do they do at these online classes? Most teachers reduced classes up to 10-30 minutes.
By SS from Porto on 09 Feb 2021, 13:43
Teachers in Portugal are as worthless as teachers in America. same tactics. Pay us for not working.
By rod from USA on 09 Feb 2021, 18:17