Israel's Education Minister Temporarily Halts National Tests Amid Reforms
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Education Minister Yoav Kisch has temporarily canceled the "Tnu'fa" national tests until revisions are made based on a report by Professor Ami Moyal. The National Institute for Testing and Evaluation (RAMA) will halt its work during this period. This decision arises from a significant conflict between Minister Kisch and RAMA's Director-General, Gal Alon.
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- Education Minister Yoav Kisch has temporarily suspended the "Tnu'fa" national tests.
- Revisions to the tests will be made based on a report by Professor Ami Moyal.
- RAMA, the National Institute for Testing and Evaluation, will pause its work.
- The decision follows a severe dispute between Minister Kisch and RAMA's Director-General Gal Alon.
Israel's Minister of Education, Yoav Kisch, announced a temporary halt to the "Tnu'fa" tests, formerly known as "Meitzav." This decision comes pending revisions to the exams, to be implemented according to a report by Professor Ami Moyal, chairman of the Planning and Budgeting Committee of the Council for Higher Education. The Ministry of Education's National Institute for Testing and Evaluation (RAMA) will suspend its work until the report's recommendations are addressed. The announcement follows a severe and ongoing dispute between Minister Kisch and RAMA's Director-General, Gal Alon.
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