Cross-Invigilation, Cross-Marking Made Compulsory in Punjab Schools
Punjab has created cross-invigilation and cross-marking mandatory during the first-term school-based assessment.
Punjab has created cross-invigilation and cross-marking mandatory during the first-term school-based assessment.
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- Cross-marking has been created compulsory in the first-term school-based assessment, and teachers will not be allowed to mark the papers of their own students.
- Strict instructions have been issued to ensure transparency, fairness and merit in the examination process.
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PECTA has issued new instructions for schools for the first term. According to the guidelines, the subject teacher will not serve as an invigilator in the paper for that subject. Govt Finalizes Major Changes to CSS Exams, Recruitment, and Promotions.
PECTA has additionally directed schools to ensure cross-invigilation during examinations. Teachers have been barred from checking the answer sheets of students they teach.
Strict instructions have been issued to ensure transparency, fairness and merit in the examination process. The School Education Department remarked the newly issued instructions for the first term will be implemented in full. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.
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Taken together, the developments around cross-Invigilation, Cross-Marking Made Compulsory in Punjab Schools point to a situation that is still moving, and the coming days should bring more clarity.
