Teo: Teachers must follow assessment guide


PUTRAJAYA: Teachers will have to follow the Education Ministry’s guidelines for grading Year One, Two and Three pupils when conducting classroom-based assessments, now that mid-term and final exams have been abolished.

Addressing parents’ concern over how the assessments would be carried out, Deputy Education Minister Teo Nie Ching said pupils’ performance would not be solely based on teachers’ “subjective” view on them.

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