School students from the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Area support Unified State Examination cancellation

In the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Area there were less potential graduates of schools who are afraid to pass the unified state examination. If in 2009 of 73% of pupils admitted that it is terrible to them to pass the Unified State Examination, in their 2013 there were only 36%.

is interesting also planned what earlier to write off only 25% of pupils, now such 62%. Thus the majority of school students (54%) in 2009 wanted that Unified State Examinations cancelled, in 2013 cancellation is supported by only 26% of seniors.

"Later time after in our country of Unified State Examination I became the only form of final examinations, school students started getting used to it. In general education educational institutions nearly some years train to answer questions with versions of answers therefore pupils already know that to wait" , – students tell URFA who conducted research.

According to them, the more platforms which give opportunity to test Unified State Examination, the it is simpler to be prepared to school students for this test. This year pupils who will test state exam in advance, remuneration waits.

"Usually after Unified State Examination is handed already over, it seems to much that everything was simple. We want to study reaction of pupils and to receive from them feedback, having understood as it is possible to improve Unified State Examination. Therefore to us it is important that school students tested in advance possible questions of state exam" , – authors of the project report.

Pupils of the senior classes from the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Area, passed trial test, will be able for some days in winter vacation to become participants of the "Test Drive in Uralsk the Federal" project and to live this time, as the real students of higher education institution.

"Children will be given out student's, will suggest to try dishes from a dining room, to attend lectures, and also to live in a hostel" , – organizers tell. More than 800 pupils of the senior classes of general education educational institutions of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Area were interrogated.