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Education Ministry Probe Finds "Tnu'fa" Test Scores Reliable, But Presentation Misleading
An Israeli Ministry of Education investigation committee found national "Tnu'fa" test scores to be reliable, but their presentation was misleading. The committee, chaired by Professor Ami Moyal, cleared the National Authority for Measurement and Evaluation (RAE) of unreliability.
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What happened
- 01An Israeli Ministry of Education committee found national "Tnu'fa" test scores reliable but misleadingly presented.
- 02The committee cleared the National Authority for Measurement and Evaluation (RAE) of unreliability.
- 03Future RAE reports will not require Ministry of Education approval after a dispute.
- 04Only 3% of ninth graders met science and technology curriculum requirements.
- 05Sixth-grade English test results showed 36% fully met curriculum requirements.
Publication of future RAE reports will no longer need Ministry of Education approval following a dispute over low test results. The "Tnu'fa" tests showed low achievement in science and technology for ninth graders, and varying results in English and math for sixth graders.
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