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More than 90 per cent of Hong Kong students from four mainland Chinese schools met the city’s university’s minimum requirements in the local public exams, far exceeding the overall average of 38 per cent of all assessment candidates
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The 2026 policy briefing of the Australian Secondary Principals’ Association (ASPA) outlines key priorities for secondary school leaders as Australia’s education sector navigates significant policy change.
Please visit the website to read the full article. Policy Change: NSW Education Minister Prue Car has requested a moratorium on take-home assessment tasks from the NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA), which is expected to begin when the next Year 12 cohort starts their studies. Reasoning: The decision follows a rise in academic misconduct, with…
Schools will be limited to a maximum of one take-home assessment task worth no more than 15 per cent of the school-based assessment mark – or 7.5 per cent of the total HSC mark – as part of reform by the Minns Labor Government to protect student learning.
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