Teacher movements, opposition parties sign education reform concept
Bukarest, 2018. február 5. Törley Katalin, a Tanítanék Mozgalom vezetõje (b), Niedermüller Péter, a DK alelnöke (b2), Hadházy Ákos, az LMP társelnöke (b3), Pásztor Erzsébet, az Oktatói Hálózat képviselõje (b4), Bõsz Anett, a Liberálisok ügyvivõje (b5), Dukán András Ferenc, a Momentum mozgalom elnökségi tagja (b6), Juhász Péter, az Együtt elnöke (b7), Turi Zoltán, a Modern Magyarországért Mozgalom Párt képviselõje (b8), Szabó Tímea, a Párbeszéd társelnöke (b9), Pilz Olivér, a Tanítanék Mozgalom képviselõje (b10), Molnár Gyula, az MSZP elnöke (b11) és Ambrus Gyöngyi, az Új Kezdet Párt alelnöke (b12) az oktatási minimumról szóló megállapodás aláírásán Budapesten a Mozsár Kávézóban 2018. február 5-én. MTI Fotó: Bruzák Noémi
Representatives of teacher movements and opposition parties signed a document on a new basic concept of education in Budapest on Monday.
Olivér Pilz, a leader of the teacher protest movement Tanítanék, told reporters that
they demanded greater autonomy, freedom and a decentralised system in education, as well as a more liberal policy in the management of schools.
Pilz, who announced the plan to draft the concept in a demonstration on January 28, said that education is a national issue that directly or indirectly affects society as a whole. The concept, he said, rests on the principle that students should “feel good” about studying.
Gyula Molnár, leader of the Socialist Party, hailed the concept, saying that education should focus on pupils and students and that school should be given greater freedom.
Photo: MTI
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