Israeli Education Minister Cancels 'Metzav' Exams, Bars Assessment Center Reps
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
Israeli Education Minister Yoav Kisch has canceled the "Metzav" exams and banned representatives from the National Center for Measurement and Evaluation from the ministry. The decision follows a dispute over the credibility of the exams and a report that allegedly contradicts the ministry's accusations against the assessment center.
The story in 4 lines · by baba
- Education Minister Yoav Kisch canceled the "Metzav" exams.
- Kisch also banned representatives from the National Center for Measurement and Evaluation from the ministry.
- The decision is linked to a dispute between the minister and the assessment center.
- The ministry had previously accused the center of issues with exam credibility.
Israeli Education Minister Yoav Kisch has decided to cancel the "Metzav" (Effectiveness and Development) exams, according to Channel 12. The minister also barred representatives from the National Center for Measurement and Evaluation from entering the Ministry of Education premises.
The decision stems from an ongoing crisis in relations between Kisch and the National Center for Measurement and Evaluation, known as "Ramat." This action follows the submission of a report to the minister that reportedly contradicts accusations previously made by the Ministry against the Center regarding the credibility of the "Metzav" exams in schools.
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