Kravtsov: Schools Provide Full EGE Prep Without Tutors
Russian Minister of Education Sergey Kravtsov stated that students can prepare for the Unified State Exam (EGE) without tutors, as all schools follow unified federal programs and curricula aligned with EGE requirements. He emphasized that schools focus on building systemic knowledge rather than test preparation.
Consensus
- Russian school students can prepare for the EGE without tutors.
- All schools in Russia follow unified federal educational programs and lesson plans.
- The content of education fully corresponds to EGE requirements.
- Schools aim to develop systemic knowledge and skills, not just test preparation.
- The Ministry monitors academic load, limiting control and check work to no more than 10% of class time per subject.
- The development and implementation of unified state textbooks is ongoing.
- There will be no major changes or increased difficulty in the EGE in the new academic year.
- The number of students scoring high on the EGE has increased by 20-25% over the past five years.
Points of divergence
- The oral history exam for 9th graders will be introduced in Russia in 2028. — m24
- A month-long career orientation campaign has started in all schools, with a unified career orientation model covering over 8.5 million students. — m24
- Over 14,000 partners are involved in the 'Ticket to the Future' project working with students. — m24
Coverage (2 sources)
- Kravtsov called school preparation for the Unified State Exam sufficient — Москва 24
- Kravtsov stated that schools have all conditions necessary for preparation for the Unified State Exam — Вести
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