"The 72 per cent of 700 respondents ball overcrowded classes, 59 percent considered counterproductive the reduction in hours of study at the primary and the average and more than half of teachers (54 percent) send home the "single master". And, asked to give an overall grade Gelmini reform and is attributed an eloquent 3.6.
For more than six teachers in 10 schools are the source of impoverishment "funding cuts that have limited the ability of individual institutions" and the other half of the sample 'salaries are inadequate. " The Italian teachers, they also suffer from the lack of "social recognition" that they enjoy, while 27 percent pointed the finger at the "lack of adequate facilities and equipment." The satisfactions come instead from the relationship with the students (57 percent) and by close contact with the younger generation. "
OECD-Pisa tests were made when the minister Gelmini was actually just arrived and none of its reform was not even in sight.
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