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From a 38-hour week for teachers to more attention for the 'basics': this is how Flemish parties want to raise educational levels

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Increasing the declining quality of education: that will undoubtedly be the most important goal for the next Minister of Education. To achieve this, the various parties mainly go back to the known recipes. “But N-VA is threatening to open Pandora's box,” says expert Dirk Van Damme.

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From a 38-hour week for teachers to more attention for the 'basics': this is how Flemish parties want to raise educational levels

10 days ago·Belgium

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From a 38-hour week for teachers to more attention for the 'basics': this is how Flemish parties want to raise educational levels

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The Flemish government parties each have their own vision of education

The teacher shortage, learning delays, loss of quality, planning burden,... Almost every party agrees on the problems in education. But how do the Flemish government parties want to solve these issues? What do the Flemish government parties want? N-VA can raise the bar For CD&V, everything starts with the teacher Open Vld wants the compulsory school age to 3 years The message The Flemish government parties each have their own vision of educat…

10 days ago·Antwerp, Belgium

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From a 38-hour week for teachers to more attention for the 'basics': this is how Flemish parties want to raise educational levels

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From a 38-hour week for teachers to more attention for the 'basics': this is how Flemish parties want to raise educational levels

From a 38-hour week for teachers to more attention for the 'basics': this is how Flemish parties want to raise educational levels

From a 38-hour week for teachers to more attention for the 'basics': this is how Flemish parties want to raise educational levels

From a 38-hour week for teachers to more attention for the 'basics': this is how Flemish parties want to raise educational levels

The Flemish government parties each have their own vision of education

The Flemish government parties each have their own vision of education

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