Assessments say Portuguese government out of touch and students lag in core subjects
SAPO Notícias says the Portuguese government is out of touch with daily life, while Observador reports that Portuguese students are falling behind in science, mathematics, citizenship and civic education.
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- According to SAPO Notícias, the article argues that the Portuguese government remains out of touch with citizens' daily reality.
- According to Observador, Portuguese students show a growing deficit in science, mathematics, citizenship understanding and civic education.
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Portuguese students show a growing deficit in science, mathematics, citizenship understanding and civic education.
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Is this point wrong? Tell usObservador“há um crescente défice nas valências dos alunos: nas ciências, na matemática, na compreensão da cidadania e na formação cívica”
Machine translation: there is a growing deficit in students' skills: in science, mathematics, citizenship understanding and civic education
Não é necessário um relatório PISA para sabermos que há um crescente défice nas valências dos alunos: nas ciências, na matemática, na compreensão da cidadania e na formação cívica.
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The article argues that the Portuguese government remains out of touch with citizens' daily reality.
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Is this point wrong? Tell usSAPO Notícias“Governo continua distante da realidade”
O Governo continua distante da realidade dos cidadãos. A discrepância entre o discurso político e a vida quotidiana é cada vez mais evidente. Descubra mais sobre esta questão urgente.
Read at SAPO Notícias
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