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"I welcome this resolution because early school leaving is the main factor increasing unemployment, poverty and social exclusion. I believe that by implementing appropriate measures at European Union level, it is possible to address this issue and halt the spread of poverty. Attention should be drawn to the fact that most Member States still have a fragmented and inadequately coordinated approach to tackling this problem. Above all, we need to implement certain school reforms and establish an advisory foundation for pupils. Schools must be encouraged to move away from traditional testing, so that the future prospects of an individual do not depend on their performance on one day. Assessment must be a continuous process. It is also very important for Member States to use a variety of means to continually extend educational options, take steps to innovate and diversify the national curriculum. I welcome the idea of establishing second chance schools, which would give those who leave school early the opportunity to reintegrate back into the education system and enable them to fit their education commitments around their work and family responsibilities."@en1
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