The Ministry of Education has established a five-day deadline for teachers to register all classes taught, a new obligation that is already generating strong opposition among teachers. The measure aims to create a more rigorous and transparent record of teaching activity.
The information collected through this registration will serve a dual purpose. On one hand, it will feed the processing of teachers' salaries and correctly account for overtime hours. On the other hand, it will make it possible to determine with greater precision how many students were actually left without classes during the period under analysis.
The mandatory registration within this short timeframe has been pointed out as yet another bureaucratic overload for teachers, who already face various administrative tasks beyond their teaching activities. The central issue of the discussion concerns the balance between the need for transparency in educational management and the additional workload imposed on teachers.
