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This change will bring 50 billion crowns a year to the state budget according to economists, without demonstrably lowering the quality of education. It would also allow for an earlier entry into the workforce, "This change will bring 50 billion crowns a year to the state budget according to economists, without demonstrably lowering the quality of education," Okamura explained at the time. #školství #vzdělávání #TomioOkamura (translated)

A representative of young doctors expressed that the preparation for certification is unnecessarily long, and the Ministry of Health plans a reform to shorten it and rationalize education so that young doctors can start providing independent patient care earlier. #mladílékaři #reforma #vzdělávání (translated)

Czech student Ondřej Černý describes in a podcast the absurd demands of his peers on education and the current situation, where protests arise from dissatisfaction with the conditions of education, highlighting the paradoxical behavior of the protesters who call for more money from the state while destroying schools. #francie #protesty #školství (translated)

The government plans to establish technical schools in every regional city to support technical education, but without an increase in the budget, which raises concerns about the potential deepening of educational inequalities. #technickévzdělávání #polytechnika #AndrejBabiš (translated)

According to expert Dita Formánková, job skills are quickly losing value and people refuse to learn new things, which poses a problem not only for individuals but also for companies that are struggling with a shortage of flexibly educated employees. #vzdělávání #dovednosti #kariéra (translated)

Roman Maca ironically labeled Kubásek as "multifunctional" and wrote that he was a driver and a warehouseman, and he appeared as an expert on media, the environment, and newly also education. He used a mocking term for propagandist. https://t.co/OcZ0JLtS4c #multifunkční #vzdělávání #mediálnígramotnost (translated)

Lenka Felcmanová, an expert on inclusive education, criticizes the proposals of Motorists that would allow schools to reject children with severe disabilities as inhumane and impractical, warning of the serious consequences such a step would have for children's education. #inkluzivnizvdelavani #vzdělávání #poruchyuchovani (translated)

Vladimír Piskáček wrote that he asked his daughter why she needed a basic calculator when she has a mobile phone. She showed him a message in the school group on Teams, according to which all students were supposed to buy one because the minister banned the use of mobiles. His daughter explained to him that the teachers switched from WhatsApp to Teams after Minister Plaga prohibited teacher groups with students on WhatsApp. Piskáček stated that he verified the ban and that according to him, Plaga generally banned WhatsApp due to concerns that disadvantaged children may not have smartphones. He added that he was pleased with the ingenuity of the class teacher and that in his opinion, they would manage even with any further bans. #vzdělávání #technologie #školství (translated)

I welcomed the political agreement between Hungary and Ukraine to strengthen the rights of the Hungarian minority in Transcarpathia. As a first step towards restoring mutual trust, we assessed that the Ukrainian parliament adopted a law on minority education and that the Ukrainian side immediately began its implementation. Hungary also thanked the Ukrainian parliament for acknowledging in its September resolution that crimes were committed against Hungarians in Transcarpathia through forced labor and mass deportations between 1944 and 1946. #Maďarsko #Ukrajina #vztahy (translated)

The clever reconstruction of the polytechnic school in Kyjov, whose costs reached 220 million crowns, fundamentally transformed the school's premises and expanded the possibilities for vocational education, allowing students to work with modern technology and incorporate new fields into the curriculum. #vzdělávání #modernizace #autoobory (translated)

The article discusses the debate on inclusion in education in the Czech Republic, where some politicians propose limiting the number of teaching assistants and stricter reviews of support for inclusive education, raising concerns about the negative impact on the most vulnerable children. #vzdělávání #inklze #školství (translated)

Zdeněk Hraba wrote that some journalists should calm the public debate if they want to continue functioning as serious journalism. He criticized headlines about "expelling children from schools" and stated that the article, in his view, did not support such a demand with any statements from politicians. He described Czech inclusion as an expensive and, in many ways, dangerous experiment that he believes harms children, teachers, and the quality of education. He labeled the demand for a fundamental change to it as legitimate and emphasized that criticism of inclusion is not an attack on disadvantaged children nor an attempt to expel anyone from schools. He expected the media to cultivate the debate and criticized them for deliberately escalating it through headlines and using children as a means in the controversy. #žurnalistika #vzdělávání #inclusion (translated)

Andrej Babiš called on voters to support the women candidates of the ANO movement in the Senate elections, noting that out of the thirteen advancing candidates, seven are women who have many things in common, such as caring for people and professional focus in areas such as healthcare and education, although their chances of success in the districts vary. #Senát #Volby2026 #ŽenyVPolitice (translated)

Ivan Bartoš labeled motorists as "Klaus's" and wrote that he is waiting for them to start talking about eugenics. He urged Andrej Babiš not to allow them to interfere with the education of children in the Czech Republic; he used a derogatory term and an insult with Nazi undertones. He added that despite reservations about some members of Babiš's government, he considered Robert Plaga to be one of the best ministers of education he could remember. #vzdělávání #Eugenika #politika (translated)

Kutil then criticized the Motorists for wanting to decide which children belong in regular schools. He stated that Petr Macinka explained that a physically disabled child belongs in a regular school if they are psychologically sound in his opinion. The author then asked how to approach lawmakers who, in his opinion, lack empathy, judgment, and understanding of basic principles of education. As a solution, he suggested individual support, patient explanations, and assistants instead of excluding them from the community. At the same time, he expressed concern that in the case of Macinka and his collaborators, even a large number of assistants might not be sufficient. #vzdělávání #inkluzivnívzdělávání #empatie (translated)

Danish teachers will now have the option to use physical force to calm unruly students, but only in limited situations and without the use of corporal punishment, which has sparked controversy and resistance among education experts and child rights organizations. #vzdělávání #Dánsko #škola (translated)