More money for teachers taking national exams: “It will be an increase compared to last year and we will announce it shortly”
The teachers who will take part in the national exams will be paid better, confirmed the Minister of Education, Ligia
Education
Retraining for teachers whose students missed the Baccalaureate simulation. “We pretend that nothing is happening”
Teachers whose students had low marks in the Baccalaureate simulation will take skills development courses. Experts explain how students should
On the 100th anniversary of the Ion Neculce National College, famous students and graduates meet for the first time
In a significant moment for its history, the “Ion Neculce” National College marks 100 years since its establishment by launching
A Romanian teacher who claims that Eminescu's “Luceafărul” is Romanian, hard to dismiss
A new scandal is taking place in the education system, this time at a college in Buzau, where a Romanian
Poland waives compulsory homework. How suitable is the Romanian school system
Students in Poland will no longer receive compulsory homework. Extra lessons have been eliminated in the junior grades, and middle
The lady who transforms needy children from the village into people with books. “To dare to dream. That's what I always tell them”
Angelica Cocea has become the soul of the school in Țibănești (Iasi) where she has been teaching for 29 years.
Top European countries with the most educated inhabitants. Where is Romania?
The share of people with higher education is higher in the Nordic and Baltic countries, and women are generally the
Mathematics in four steps, with an addition from nature. Award-winning teacher: “Life is a school”
Tatiana Cristian, a teacher at a school in Vrancea, teaches her students to set goals and how to achieve them.
Students demand drug testing in schools. Adults run away from responsibility: the police are not responsible, the teachers are not specialists, we don't have school doctors
The students in Bucharest want drug testing in schools, as a measure to prevent a phenomenon totally out of control.
Combating discrimination: the 40-minute time and the 5-minute break are discriminatory. Education Expert: “It's cynicism”
More than 25,000 students study in schools that have three shifts and where classes are 40 minutes long and breaks