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The majority of students in the second cycle of secondary education (formerly high school), with good grades and good academic performance, failed the new system of correction of national exams, adopted by the Ministry of Education (MED), in the current academic year 2024-25, which left thousands of students, parents, and guardians disastisfied and demanding new corrections from the MED.
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Thousands of students scored just a few tenths of a point below 9.5 and were prevented from applying to higher education based on those exams. And many of them are requesting a review, explains the minister.
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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…
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