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The Público news front page features stories on education, economics, and social issues, with a prominent focus on Portugal's domestic affairs. A cookie consent banner is displayed, obstructing some content. Key stories include government spending on educational technology, an interview discussing…
In a year and a half, the Portuguese Ministry of Education has contracted 30 million euros for technology and reforms, with external entities accelerating contracts, particularly through the PRR, and Deloitte being a significant beneficiary.
An interview emphasizes the need for rigor, ambition, and strong relationships with teachers and parents in education, questioning the practice of giving good grades despite poor results, and highlighting differences in how social origin affects student outcomes between China and Portugal.
A study suggests a correlation between reading comprehension, specifically of 100-page books, and improved digital literacy among students.
The Bank of Portugal has stated that it does not intend to reduce its gold reserves.
A new scam circulating on WhatsApp is targeting users with older versions of iPhones by exploiting security weaknesses.
Details surrounding the sale of artist Lourdes Castro's house-atelier are being discussed, with some information available and some yet to be clarified.
The article discusses the ongoing personal care needs and choices, such as grooming and clothing, that individuals undergoing cancer treatment still face.
