The Minister of Education sends Romanians from all over the country a very important official announcement that everyone should know about right now, and this is because he speaks very clearly about the accusations of plagiarism that were brought against him by a well-known journalist from Romania, and below are his first statements on this subject.
The Minister of Education maintains his innocence in the face of the accusations, also publishing a quote from a well-known university professor who should support his innocence, but a simple motion was also formulated against him in the Romanian Parliament, so the situation is very far from being solved at the moment.
"I inform those who wish at all costs to block the Education laws that they will not be able to do so, even if they mix a subject of interest for millions of children and young people with possible accusations at a personal level. Things are totally different, and on a personal level there are people who are not able to differentiate a guide from practical papers or a seminar notebook from a scientific paper.
A guide to practical works was made very professionally, respecting all the rules, in the interest of the students. A guide to practical works includes monograms, includes laws, includes formulas and calculation schemes, includes diagrams and tables that cannot be changed and that must not be changed. Those who launch these accusations are a kind of snobbery in the field of education.
It is a specific way of working, followed exactly for practical work guides, for project guides and for seminar notebooks, works without ISBN.
I'm curious, after being preoccupied with a PhD thesis defended in 2000, they are now preoccupied with seminar books, I'm sure they'll get to seventh grade tests, and I'm sure they'll find that at some point I copied some solutions from a collection of problems or from a mathematics textbook, after which I am convinced that they will also find some drafts from secondary school.
All the things that are put, are put in a political key, strictly political, strictly politician, in no way in the interest of pupils and students, and those who do this are from a certain perspective pure illiterates, from another perspective functional illiterates."
