The ministry of national education announced on Thursday the introduction of unified continuous assessment tests in all of the country’s educational institutions.
The unified tests will be taken at the end of each semester with the exception of the second semester of the last year of each level, according to a note released by the ministry.
The new measures do not change the subjects of the unified exams at the provincial, regional and national levels, nor their coefficients, or dedicated hours, the ministry said.
The new system will include a revision of the method used to count continuous assessment test marks and the annual grade average required for both passage and graduation. This takes into account the unified test scores in the planning of support activities to remedy learning difficulties and deficiencies for students at each school level, the ministry explains.
The new method aims to promote the credibility of continuous assessment test results, ensure equal opportunities for students, reduce the gap between certification and continuous assessment scores, and use assessments to better guide support activities, the note concludes.
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