Sunday, July 22, 2007

Are Nortenos And Crips Allies?

State Examination 2007 here the first results


were made public the first data on the matriculation exams, as analyzed by a screening of ' Invalsi ( National Institute for the Evaluation of the Education and Training ) on a sample of 15 000 students. Although still incomplete data, we can already begin to draw conclusions, partly because the fact that every now these results seem to be confirmed. And here is the first innovation: it decreases the number of students reaching 100 cents examination, while increasing that of the rejected. Only 6% of the students have received the most points (compared to 10% touched last year) and the number of repeaters is just over 2.5% . So far nothing exceptional as far as regards the latter data, whereas last year the number of students who passed the examination was 96.5% . But the number of repeaters to be added this year than non-admitted to the examination, which is the 4% of the students. And so we only 93.5% of students have passed the maturity, a decrease of 3% net. It would appear that the objective of Minister Fioroni to make "more serious and selective examination has been made in full.


was from the old Berlinguer reform of 1999 that most students did not support the admission exam. And despite the new law, which reinstates the admission criteria will be applicable only from next year, we had a large number of teachers who chose to reject pupils prior to maturity.


It has helped to make more difficult to examine the presence of joint committee, formed by the President, three internal and three external members. The Joint Committee has been reintroduced this year by the Minister after the 2002 was removed from the Berlusconi government to make ends meet, thus demonstrating the interest nurtured by former prime minister for education.


success and then to the minister, and I would say that after recent blunders in need.


I'll try to update the blog with some regularity. See you soon.




David De Concilio

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