Chairman of the teachers' union: "Matriculation reform harms students"; Minister of Education: "It is significant"
Speaking at a conference of the education system in Eilat, Ran Erez said that the reform, which focuses on the real professions, would encourage inequality, a lack of humane knowledge and trade in jobs.
"Maths and English can also be studied in London," he told Sarah, who was present in the hall.
Shasha Bitton: "We want a different learning"
Uri Sela
21/02/2022
Monday, 21 February 2022, 21:49 Updated: 22:21
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The chairman of the teachers' union, Ran Erez, this evening (Monday) attacked Education Minister Yifat Shasha Bitton against the background of the matriculation reform she is promoting, and said that he will fight it. "I do not want to spoil the celebration, but I must say in honor of the minister that we do not see eye to eye the reform in the matriculation exams," he told the audience in the audience.
"It presented one side of the coin, but there is also another side, and it should not be ignored. I am not talking about teachers' salaries or matriculation benefits. I am concerned that more than a million Israeli citizens have issued foreign passports," he explained.
"Our roots in this country are beginning to erode. What builds our common denominator? History, citizenship literature, the Bible - all the humanities.
Math 5 units for adulthood is important, English is important.
I'm preoccupied with the thought of what our future is here.
Maths and English can also be studied in London.
We need to protect our home - and we will fight for it. "
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"We do not see eye to eye on the reform."
Erez (Photo: Official Website, Udi Portal)
"The hours and terms of employment will not be affected."
Shasha Bitton (Photo: Official Website, Udi Portal)
According to him, a matriculation exam that is largely based on internal tests becomes a non-objective certificate.
"A teacher in a particular locality sees the student and his assessment differently," he said.
"Everyone weighs things differently. How will they treat matriculation certificates given in the periphery, and how will they treat the same certificate that comes from an established locality? We will raise people in front of incomplete screens that we receive from the humanities. ".
On the other hand, the Minister of Education was proud of the reform.
According to her, it will actually strengthen the professions of heritage, society and the spirit.
"We will make them more meaningful for the students, that when they leave the school what they have learned will remain in their consciousness - a meaningful learning experience, a meaningful consciousness that will stay with them for years. We want a different meaning to this thing, a different learning. Education ".
Shasha Bitton added that "there will be zero harm to the educational staffs - the hours and conditions of employment will not be harmed. Not only will we not allow ourselves to hurt these teachers, but we will have to strengthen them. We will keep the teachers and accompany them."
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