In our school we do not have disabled or foreign students
Reporting of BastaBugie editorial team
Controversy erupts over this sentence from a principal of a Roman high school and Minister Fedeli threatens sanctions to force the school to be inclusive and multi-purpose(AUTOMATIC READING)
The collective hysteria of the very politically correct now means that if a principal, Clara Rech of the Visconti classical high school in Rome to give names and surnames, writes objective data in a self-evaluation document – “there are no foreign or disabled students” – damnatio breaks out in Repubblica, Minister Fedeli threatens measures because schools must be inclusive and multi-purpose.
Bene, I would like to say that the minister is right, the school must be inclusive, that is, giving everyone the same opportunities. The principle is sacrosanct, but let's ask ourselves what it means, in concreto. Inclusive for me means that anyone decides to study seriously, whatever country or social background he comes from, can have the same possibilities. It's a beautiful program, I would agree. This would really allow social mobility, currently impossible in Italy. If you are the son of a professional but you are a moron, if you are a goat and especially if you don't study, to get to the qualifying exam that will allow you to occupy the place prepared by your parents in their studio you must spend at least thirty-six years of study, that is, every year of the eighteenth year of your school career you have to repeat it. This, a school that fails and selects, it would be a truly inclusive school, where even the son of the Bangladeshi greengrocer can become a lawyer if he kills himself on books, while the lawyer's son who doesn't want to study can still find a place on the market; and now I too am accused of being classist, I imagine. Let's clarify: the greengrocer is a very noble job, but you don't need to study too much. Point. Read More