Plaga Took a Dig at Macinka for Inclusion
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Education Minister Robert Plaga (for ANO) left Monday's government meeting, which dealt with his proposal to revise inclusion, with disappointment. The amendment to the law, which is to change the employment of teaching assistants so that they are assigned to the entire school instead of individual children, does not like the coalition Motorists, and the SPD also has reservations. They are therefore blocking the government's discussions and the …
On Monday, the government disagreed on an amendment to the Education Act, which is intended to fundamentally change the functioning and financing of teaching assistants. According to Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO), the cabinet spent more than an hour discussing the proposal by Education Minister Robert Plaga (for ANO), but ultimately suspended its discussion. The reason was mainly the reservations of the Motorists and the ministers for the SP…
The government has suspended the discussion of an amendment to the law that is to change the financing of teaching assistants in primary schools. The cabinet will return to the proposal of Education Minister Robert Plaga (for ANO) a week after the coalition meeting. The Motorists and ministers for the SPD opposed the form of the amendment. Plaga said that he was disappointed with their approach.
Education Minister Robert Plaga (for ANO) is disappointed with the approach of the coalition partners to the amendment, which should bring about a change in the financing and professionalization of teaching assistants in primary schools. He told journalists on Monday at an event on the occasion of World Teachers' Day. The government suspended the discussion of the amendment on Monday, and will return to it a week after the coalition talks.
The draft amendment regarding teaching assistants was postponed due to the position of the SPD and Motorists. The Minister of Education is disappointed with their approach.
Education Minister Robert Plaga (for ANO) is disappointed with the approach of coalition partners to the amendment, which should bring about a change in the financing and professionalization of teaching assistants in primary schools. He told journalists on Monday at an event on the occasion of World Teachers' Day. The government is discussing the amendment...
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