Fenprof says that `rankings` stigmatize schools

Fenprof criticizes school rankings for stigmatizing institutions and undermining teachers' work. The federation argues that these rankings promote individualism, segregation, and competition over cooperation. They highlight that only four public schools appear in the top 50 rankings, with the highest at 38th place. Fenprof claims that rankings reflect inequalities from national exams that disregard healthy learning and continuous assessment. They emphasize the need for increased investment in public education to address educational disparities, especially those linked to students' socioeconomic conditions. The federation commends teachers for their commitment to quality education for all.