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Cristina Mota

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  • Jul 1

    Portuguese education minister grilled over exam grading crisis, calls most reports false

    Portugal's Education Minister Fernando Alexandre faced a tense parliamentary committee on Wednesday, admitting software glitches in the new digital grading system but insisting a "majority" of reported failures are false. Teachers' groups immediately pushed back, saying all testimonies are verified and demanded a return to paper marking.

  • Jun 23

    Portugal's 9th grade maths exam leaks online for second year running as school directors call for criminal investigation

    The confidential digital maths exam for Portuguese 9th graders was shared on social media hours after Monday's test, triggering demands for a criminal probe and a return to paper exams.

  • Jun 18

    Portugal orders audit of exam institute after identical cartoon appears in national test and prep manual

    The Portuguese Ministry of Education has ordered an audit of the exam-setting institute EduQA after a 12th-grade Portuguese exam used a cartoon that had already appeared in a commercial preparation manual, raising equity concerns among 80,000 students.

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