Inspection Detected Delays in Requests for Review of Examinations in 69 Schools
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Inspection report points to lapses and operational errors, not deliberate intent. Digital exams caused flaws that delayed grades and affected access to higher education.
The report of the IGEC was revealed this Friday by the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation, which had requested an urgent inquiry at the general inspection on irregularities carried out by schools, public and private, within the framework of the national final examinations of secondary education this year.
The Ministry of Education had requested an inquiry from the General Inspectorate of Education and Science (IGEC) into irregularities in schools during the national examinations of secondary school, as a matter of urgency.
The General Inspectorate of Education and Science (IGEC) detected delays in requests for review of national examinations in 69 public and private schools, as well as delays in the delivery of examinations in 29 schools and recommended that investigations be carried out.
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