ROME - Sport, discipline, but also a crackdown on incidents of bullying more frequent, and sometimes even violent, repeated in Italian schools. In an interview with the newspaper, Education Minister Maria Stella Gelmini, that the agenda of school reform and is said to support the introduction of cameras in the classrooms, having a deterrent effect in relation to incidents of violence among students.
"favorable", then, "though - says the minister - one of the cameras is a measure that is not enough." However, they are "a deterrent anymore," and "Institutions have the autonomy to use the electronic eye." Each principal may then decide to place the cameras in their school: the problem, says the minister, "does not hold a camera more either way, but in the need to refer back to the student center, seen in its training to 360 degrees.
The problem, said the minister, "is that the family has changed, as well as society: the young are always and there is more than just a definict dialogue between school and parents. It 's a trend that we want change. "
Gelmini also proposes" less hours at the computer "for the students and" exercise more, in agreement with the cones. "The return of voting behavior, the minister stressed that" has authority already given back to those behind the chair. "
Finally, with the EU which has been criticized for giving too much space to the detriment of other languages \u200b\u200binto English foreign minister replied: "In Brussels, I'd like to see the same zeal when it comes to defending the Italian language."
source: http://lombardia.indymedia.org
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