Latvia Debates Education Reforms Allowing Failed Students to Graduate

Proposed changes by the Latvian Ministry of Education, which would permit students to receive a basic school certificate even if they fail exams, are sparking concerns among education sector representatives about a potential decline in education standards.

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lsm-lvlvs27d ago

Prognozē izglītības līmeņa kritumu IZM iecerēto izmaiņu dēļ

Vai pamatskolēni varēs vairs nemācīties? Tāds jautājums kļuvis karsts pēc izglītības ministres paziņotā, ka turpmāk pamatskolu beigt un atestātu saņemt varēs arī eksāmenos izkritušie. Latvijas Televīzijas (LTV) uzrunātie izglītības nozares pārstāvji bažījas – ja tā paliks, tad izglītības kvalitāte kritīsies.

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Latvia Debates Education Reforms Allowing Failed Students to Graduate

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