A NAPLAN test question that was too hard is being blamed for a national drop in students' writing skills. While there were no significant changes across reading, spelling, grammar and numeracy marks, the fall in writing standards is being blamed on a difficult essay question set to children as young as Year Three. Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority chief executive Robert Randall says there is a chance the question was too sophisticated for younger students, who were not properly prepared. "There is a bit of conversation going, was that too demanding for Year Three students?" he said. More » |
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