Caliceti by Giuseppe (Il Manifesto)
Welcome to the era of ignorance. A good mother,
facing an economic crisis, where size? Natural
its youngest children. Does it seem absurd? No, at least for Gelmini.
The minister has indeed released the numbers of jobs
suppressed in the school starting next school year. Since the disaster began in September as previously announced. Little
served protest: the government has gone on its way to peaceful
brandishing the cleaver. In the South fired two places in three.
The former school will mean 15,541 fewer teachers, 10%. Overall
will jump about 40 000 posts. This is the most
great mass layoff in the history of our Republic.
And, according to the draft-Gelmini-Tremonti Brunetta,
represent only the beginning of "rationalization" in the world of three-year scuola.
Se la scuola pubblica italiana fosse un’azienda privata,si chiederebbe
aiuto dello Stato. Ma purtroppo (o per fortuna) in Italia c’è anche
la scuola pubblica. Ed è lo Stato stesso che decide di risparmiarci sopra.
Risparmiare sulla pelle dei più piccoli, dei ragazzi. Risparmiare sulla
formazione, sulla conoscenza, sulla ricerca, sul sapere. Per i precari e i
licenziati della scuola non è prevista neppure una forma di cassa
integrazione. Semplicemente, se prima c’erano, adesso non ci sono più spariscono,
via, devono trovarsi un altro lavoro. Il taglio all'organico
nella primaria, che incide per quasi un terzo del taglio complessivo,
affect in particular the so-called normal time: the 24, 27 and 30 hours per week
. The full-time is 40 hours (per hour) saved;
also because his defense has been created throughout Italy many coordinations
of parents and teachers, of course, maybe they got something
. And that, in response to the many who,
in school, have become so resigned to think that protest or strike
not need any more. But where
afternoon classes in elementary school there has never been (alNord 8%, 36% in the South) get more violent
the ax. So much for all the famous and smoky southern
issues. are a kind of mirage.
The insiders knew that the classes of elementary school
full-time in the South are only eight out of 100 while in the North are the
36 percent. The largest cuts on secondary school
first instance (the former middle school) that the effect of lower
hours of lessons. A real decimation: 15,541 chairs vanish,
one in ten. Most battered? The Professor of Italian and Technology. And if all
silent in September Tremonti Gelmini and will continue to demolish the school
addressing the Italian public schools.
If it costs too much to educate, Gelmini decided to try ignorance.
Maybe it's time not to hide more our heads in the sand, but to scream our indignation.
So many teachers will be in Rome on April 4 in the national demonstration of the CGIL.
