Fenprof says requiring the recording of lesson summaries is an "unacceptable" attempt to make teachers' pay dependent on them
Teachers accuse the Ministry of Education of adding “one more source of disruption to the running of schools” and say that each school “should set its own deadlines and rules”
Against 'veiled threats', teachers say linking lesson summaries to pay is 'abusive and illegal'
Fenprof and Missão Escola Pública outraged by a ministry's official letter that fuels 'suspicions' about the teaching profession. Keeping records of lesson summaries is a practice long established in schools.
Fenprof criticises mandatory registration of summaries; Government says it needs 'reliable data' for management
The teachers' union Fenprof condemns the compulsory logging of lesson summaries, arguing it undermines teachers' autonomy and privacy. The government responds that collecting reliable data is necessary for effective management of the education system.
