Handing over almost 55,000 signatures against exes in schools

Today, a good news has aroused particular sympathy in the editorial office: in Bavaria, students have collected more than 54,000 signatures against unannounced tests. They argue that such tests are unfair, cause fear and are demotivating. We could still remember our own school days and are curious whether such actions will trigger changes in the future. The post hormone-free pill for the man is clinically tested, the strongest wind wheel in the …

MUNICH. Many students in Bavaria hate them: the dreaded Stegriff tests, the «Exen». But more and more people are demanding new forms of learning goal control. Now a petition reaches the Landtag. Powerword: Bavaria's Prime Minister Markus Söder (CSU). Photo: Shutterstock / photocosmos1 The young initiators of a petition against unannounced tests and queries in Bavaria's schools have handed over almost 55,000 signatures from supporters to the Land…

Many students hate them: the dreaded Stegriff tests, the "Exen". But more and more people are demanding new forms of learning goal control. Now a petition reaches the Landtag.

Many students hate them: the dreaded Stegriff tests, the "exen". But more and more people are demanding new forms of learning goal control. Now a petition reaches the Landtag.The young initiators of a petition against unannounced tests and queries in Bavaria's schools have handed over almost 55,000 signatures from supporters to the Landtag. "We finally need a contemporary examination culture," said the 17-year-old Munich woman Amelie N., when sh…