INTERVIEW!

Hi it´s Gonzalo, and I am here with José María Martínez, a graduate in physics and mathematics, and I´m going to ask him several questions about the subject.

-Q: First of all, thanks for your time, I know that you don´t have much time so I appreciate this a lot. And I would like to start asking you if the education has change over the years since you teach.

A: Yes, of course, now the students are more prepared to possible situations at their professional lives, since the teaching is much more practical and less theoretical. There are many who disappoint in this, but I´m sure that this will be the best for your careers.

-Q: Do you agree with those people who are now manifesting for a greater public education?

A: In part yes, because we all need to make much more accessible education, in order to have an advanced population, the bad point is that with all the strikes, the losers are the students, because they lose many days of learning. What is certain is that without the strikes, the government would not respond.

-Q: What do you think about the exams in order to pass to university?

A: Well, I don’t think that´s the best way to test a student´s knowledge, because often is unfair for those examined, but they have the chance to get a good grade in bachillerato, so I do not consider too bad way at all.

-Q: What do you think of the recent government proposal to reduce the Erasmus scholarships?

A: I think that is the worst error they can make. The Erasmus Scholarships are extremely helpful for our students, who get the first international contact there and this will be very important in their futures, as it opens new workplaces. But, fortunately, mister Wert didn´t bring it forward.

And this is all, hope you liked it!