Wasserman: It is impossible to replace the Unified State Exam with…
Wasserman: It is impossible to replace the Unified State Exam with oral exams.
Consensus
- Anatoly Vasserman, a member of the State Duma, stated that replacing the EGE with oral exams is not feasible.
- The EGE allows for assessment across a wider range of topics compared to traditional oral exams.
- Oral exams typically involve only two or three questions, limiting their ability to provide a comprehensive evaluation.
- The current EGE format ensures equal conditions for all examinees, facilitating objective comparison of results.
- No revolutionary changes to the EGE are expected in the next two years.
- Work continues on improving the EGE, including introducing practical components in physics and chemistry.
- Discussions are ongoing about expanding the oral component in humanities subjects.
Points of divergence
- Anzor Muzayev, head of Rosobrnadzor, stated that no revolutionary changes to the EGE are expected within the next two years. — vm
- Rosobrnadzor has proposed introducing an oral component in the EGE for history by 2030, making it the first subject in the experimental rollout. — gazeta_spb
Coverage (2 sources)
- Vasserman: It is impossible to replace the Unified State Exam with oral exams — Вечерняя Москва
- In the State Duma, they answered the question about replacing the Unified State Exam with oral exams - SPB Newspaper - Saint Petersburg news — Gazeta.SPb