葡萄牙教育部长费尔南多·亚历山大因推行考试评分数字化改革而陷入风波，引发学生、教师和家长的广泛抗议，呼声日益高涨要求其下台。1数字化系统在实施中出现严重故障，约26000份考卷受到软件或参数化错误影响，导致超过18000个成绩被更改。1
面对这场混乱，已有超过20000名学生申请重新评估，这一数字是去年的三倍，而每份重新评估需由学生支付25欧元（21英镑）的费用。1与此同时，约19000人联署请愿要求作废今年所有成绩。1上周五，数百名学生、家长、教师及反对党议员在教育部外举行抗议活动。1
民调数据反映了公众的不满情绪，七成葡萄牙人对政府表示不满，并将此次考试混乱列为主要不满原因。1教育部随后表示，受软件错误影响的学生不会获得低于及格分的成绩。1
Portugal's Education Minister Fernando Alexandre faces intensifying calls to resign following a major breakdown in the digitalization of exam grading that has thrown the country's education system into turmoil.1 The software-based system, introduced to streamline the marking of national exams, encountered severe technical failures including lost test papers, missing pages, poor-quality scanned images, and inaccessible grading platforms.1 Approximately 26,000 exam papers were affected by software or parameterization errors, with over 18,000 grades subsequently altered.1
The scale of disruption has sparked widespread public outcry from students, teachers, parents, and opposition lawmakers.1 More than 20,000 students have applied for grade reassessment—triple the number from the previous year—while approximately 19,000 people have signed a petition demanding that all grades from this year be annulled.1 Students must pay 25 euros (21 pounds) per reassessment request.1 Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the education ministry to voice their anger over the crisis.1 According to polling data, seventy percent of Portuguese citizens express dissatisfaction with the government, with the exam chaos cited as a primary grievance.1 The education ministry has stated that students affected by software errors will not receive grades below a passing mark.1
评论
还没有评论，欢迎留下第一条。