Affecting Millions of students... The Ministry of Education Announced: A New Era in Education.
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The Ministry of National Education (MEB) is implementing a "Common Written Examination System" in middle and high schools starting from the 2026-2027 academic year. The system, which will utilize an open-ended question pool supported by artificial intelligence, has drawn criticism from educators, who warn that it could deepen existing inequalities.
Eğitim-İş union reacted against the Ministry of National Education's Common Written Examination System covering 16 subjects in middle and high schools. The union argued that the system, in which only two questions will be prepared by teachers, restricts teachers' assessment authority and increases their workload.
The Ministry of National Education will implement a Common Written Examination System based on open-ended questions in middle and high schools during the first semester of the 2026-2027 academic year. The system aims to simplify exam preparation and evaluation processes while providing feedback to students, teachers, and parents based on learning outcomes. 🚆
The Ministry of National Education is preparing to implement a common written exam system in the 2026-2027 academic year. In the new system, a large portion of the questions will be prepared using artificial intelligence. Educators, however, point out that this will lead to students from different socioeconomic backgrounds being evaluated with the same questions and will harm teachers' professional autonomy.
The Ministry of National Education plans to implement a Joint Written Examination System in the first semester of the 2026-2027 academic year, in which a large portion of the exam questions are expected to be prepared with the support of artificial intelligence.
With the Ministry of Education's new exam system, a large portion of the questions will be prepared by artificial intelligence. Educator Özgür Bozdoğan, however, reacted negatively to the fact that students educated in different conditions will be evaluated with the same questions.
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