(ANSA) - Rome, April 19 - Education Minister Valeria Fedeli
said students involved in serious acts of violence or
intimidation against teachers should not be able to sit their
exams after two recent alarming cases of teacher bullying in
Italy.
"A rigorous stance is needed in the application of the
punishments that are currently foreseen," she told Tgcom 24.
"As for the cases in Lucca and Velletri, the young people
should be suspended and the school board should assess the
gravity of what happened.
"In my opinion, the students should not be admitted to the
final exams.
"The students who filmed the videos and watched what happened
in class (without intervening) should be suspended and punished
too".
Teacher bullies 'shouldn't sit exams' (2)
Students who filmed videos should be suspended too