Many Romanian teachers agree with a dictatorial regime, declare themselves for the death penalty, and feel that homosexuality cannot be accepted, according to a study conducted by four researchers from the Babeş-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca.
They interviewed 1,427 teachers for this study, trying to find out their opinions on several important topics.
The research revealed that 45% of the Romanian teachers agree with a dictatorial regime and 40% support the idea of death penalty, local
Rfi.ro reported.
Meanwhile, 40% think that homosexuality cannot be accepted.
Moreover, about one in three teachers don’t want to have Roma people as neighbors, and a similar percentage doesn’t want to have to deal with members of the LGBT community or with couples where the partners are not married.
At the same time, over 50% of respondents don’t want anything to do with drug users or people who are addicted to alcohol.
Another worrying result is the one according to which 31.6% of teachers believe that sometimes parents are entitled to beat their children.
Romania scores low on most counts for education in recent
EC report.
Source: romania-insider.com, Irina Marica, October 18, 2018
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