Dozens of parents in Hanoi are gathering information to petition the Hanoi Department of Education and Training to consider the issue of blurred math exam questions that caused candidates to misunderstand and get the questions wrong.
After finishing the Math exam for high school entrance exam, In Hanoi this morning, June 11, many candidates were surprised to discover that they had made a mistake in the test paper due to a blurred printing error. Specifically, in question number 1 of test number 3, the fractional hyphen was printed with some ink, causing candidates to mistake it for a “-” sign in front.
Tran Bao Nam, a student at Co Bi Middle School, taking the exam at Cao Ba Quat High School, was one of the candidates who had the wrong exam paper due to a printing error in Math.
“When I was doing the test, I noticed that the result was odd, so I recalculated because I thought I might have made a mistake. However, the result was still odd, so I thought maybe this year’s test was more complicated. It was only when I left the exam room and looked at my friends’ test papers that I realized I had made a mistake,” Nam shared.
According to Nam, there are also some students in his class who are facing similar situations. It is known that after receiving feedback from students, the principal of Co Bi Secondary School reported to the superiors.
According to some parents, this situation does not only occur at one exam site but at many different exam sites such as Nguyen Van Cu High School, Cao Ba Quat Middle School, Yen Vien High School, Tran Dang Ninh Middle School (Ha Dong)...
“My child was excited because he thought he did well on the exam, but when he left the exam room and discovered that his test was different from his friends', he cried right at school because he was worried that he would fail his first choice,” said a parent.
According to parents, this is a highly competitive exam, so students losing points will affect their children's admission results, while the first fault is that the printed exam papers do not ensure quality. Therefore, dozens of parents have gathered to petition the Hanoi Department of Education and Training to consider and propose solutions to ensure the rights of students.
“I really hope that the Hanoi Department of Education and Training will have a positive solution, maybe allowing examiners to grade the test based on the candidates' understanding of the questions because the important thing in the test is to evaluate the candidates' problem-solving thinking, not the final result,” Nam said./.
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