Fernando Alexandre Admits that "State Failed" in the Exams: Minister and Former President of the JNE Exchange Accusations About Pilot Test
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The failure caused several students to have access to evidence with wrong grades or answers that were not theirs.
Minister of Education defends digitization as a way to improve education in Portugal. Parties want information on how the pilot test was evaluated and Arrive suggests that it will align in a Commission of Inquiry
"Fernando Alexandre, the negligent": Eurico Dias accused the minister, after he admitted that "the government has no report" on the pilot project for the digitization of the national examinations.
So far we have not identified errors that have resulted from gross negligence, says Fernando Alexandre, who believes that digital evaluation in Portugal will still be an international reference.
The digital correction pilot project of the 2025 Philosophy exam is at the heart of the controversy. The former president of the National Examinations Jury, Luís Duque de Almeida, says that failures have been detected and considers the decision to extend the model risky, while the Minister of Education, Fernando Alexandre, guarantees that the government did not receive any report on these problems.
André Ventura spoke at a press conference at the party's national headquarters, after meeting with the CHEGA deputies and advisors responsible for education, considering that everything went wrong in this model of digitalization of the correction of exams and attributed the highest responsibility to the Minister of Education. Asked why he does not ask for the resignation of Fernando Alexandre for now, the leader of CHEGA considered that, at this…
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