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CONTROVERSY OVER ZEROS IN EUSKERA
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The UPV/EHU will release on Monday the notes that have been in all subjects, with a comparison between them

The Vice-Rector of the UPV/EHU, Estitxu Garai, has expressed her support for the teachers and correctors and has expressed her "concern" about the "risk of running out of correctors" after several of them decided not to act as correctors due to pressure.
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Council meeting on Thursday in Bilbao. Photo: EFE.

The UPV/EHU has advanced that next Monday they will offer data that will help clarify the controversy of the Euskera exams, with a comparison between subjects. They have advanced that it will be shown that the zeros have not only been in the Euskera examand that there are other subjects that have even been 0 more than in the Euskera .

UPV/EHU Rector Joxerramon Bengoetxeaand Urtza Garay, Vice-Rector of Degree and Digital Transformation, will detail on Monday the grades obtained by students from subjects to subjects in the University Access Test, as well as the comparison between subjects or historical .

The Vice-Rector of the UPV/EHU, Estitxu Garai, has pointed out that during these weeks all the working groups have worked hard to be able to work on this data. Given the need for comparison and clarity. He believes that the information to be presented on Monday will be much more detailed and he hopes to give the subject the necessary light.

Despite this presentation on Monday, however, Garai has raised a new concern, the risk of running out of correctors, as pressure from this year's has led many to decide not to act as correctors next year, supporting them and thanking them for their courage in giving their testimony.

In the meantime, the UPV/EHU professors and researchers have issued a letter in which they collect signatures in solidarity with the professors of the university entrance tests. They express their concern and indignation and denounce the public questioning of the work and attitude of the teachers and the desire to condition the review of the examinations. They also express their concern at the consequences that this situation may produce in the future. In their words, the entire public education system has been attacked.

With regard to the issue of zeros in the Euskera test, Vice-President Ibone Bengoetxea has shown his support for the examiners and has described the criticisms being received as "totally unfair" and considered that "the fact that 36 out of 12,000 students have resorted to the Basque note cannot call into question an entire system".

In the last few hours, on the other hand, it has been reported that a student has requested that, in addition to the grade in Basque, the grade in mathematics should not be taken into account, considering that there may be "irregularities" in the process of correcting it (not guaranteeing anonymity, he says =.

It is not ruled out that more families will file similar appeals in the coming days.

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