Directors Consider that 'Rankings' Are False Classification Table

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In an interview with Executive Digest, the head criticises the importance attributed to the averages of the examinations and argues that these classifications leave out fundamental dimensions of the work developed daily by the educational institutions.

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Filinto Lima considers it unfair to compare public and private schools only by exam notes

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President of the National Association of Directors of Groups and Public Schools considers that the "ranking" that has only as criterion the final grade of the examinations of the students is "falacious and almost lying".

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The president of the National Association of Directors of Groups and Public Schools criticized the "rankings" disclosed, stating that they are a false classification table that compares public and private education, highlighting criteria that are not taken into account.