The Tsavdaridis Case Leads to a Change in the Grading Framework
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After the Tsavdaridis case, which further tarnishes the image of Mitsotakis' "elite state", the government brings to Parliament a new draft law to change the framework for awarding points to students The post The Tsavdaridis case leads to a change in the framework for awarding points appeared first on in.gr.
A new framework for the process of awarding points for the Panhellenic exams is coming in the near future according to Pavlos Marinakis, on the occasion of the Tsavdaridis case. During the briefing of political editors, Mr. Marinakis, on the occasion of the resignation of Lazaros Tsavdaridis after complaints about the additional awarding of points to his daughter in the Panhellenic exams, emphasized: "The issue of awarding points and everything …
"The plan will not only concern athletes. When there is a plan, transitional provisions will be explicitly provided for children who are now preparing for national competitions," clarified Mr. Marinakis.
The overall reform of the system of awarding points to distinguished athletes for their admission to Higher Education was announced by Sofia Zacharaki, emphasizing that the goal is to establish stricter and more objective criteria, guided by justice and meritocracy. The post Changes in the awarding of points to distinguished athletes – What will apply to students appeared first on www.ertsports.gr.
The Ministry of Education is planning changes to the system by which student athletes receive additional points for their admission to universities. The aim is for the awarding of points to be linked more to the real and long-term presence in sports and less to individual distinctions. The review of the framework was announced by the Minister of Education, Sofia Zacharaki, noting that the […]
The Ministry of Education is proceeding with a review of the scoring system for student athletes in the Panhellenic Games for admission to Higher Education...
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