Bolsonaro's son says what teachers should teach in schools.
With no prior experience in education, training in the field, or a ministerial position, the president's son, Eduardo Bolsonaro (PSL), decided to define for himself what teachers should or should not teach in the classroom; "Attention teachers: your student who is now starting the 1st year of high school does not need to know about feminism, languages other than Portuguese, or history as taught by the left, because their university entrance exam will be in 2021 still under the aegis of people of the ilk of Murilo Resende," wrote Eduardo.
247 - Without any training or experience in the field of education, federal deputy and son of President Jair Bolsonaro (PSL), Eduardo Bolsonaro (PSL) decided to define, on his own, what teachers should or should not teach in the classroom. On his Twitter account, Eduardo posted this Saturday (5) a "warning" to teachers and also anticipated how the entrance exams should be from 2021 onwards.
"Attention teachers: your student who is now starting the 1st year of high school doesn't need to know about feminism, languages other than Portuguese, or history as taught by the left, because their college entrance exam will be in 2021, still under the aegis of people like Murilo Resende," Eduardo wrote on his social media.
Attention teachers: your student who is now starting the 1st year of high school doesn't need to know about feminism, languages other than Portuguese, or history as taught by the left, because their college entrance exam will be in 2021, still under the aegis of people like Murilo Resende. pic.twitter.com/f6YGdyNdrH
— Eduardo Bolsonaro (@BolsonaroSP) January 5, 2019