“There are no changes in this year’s examination of the achievements of basic education. It takes place in the same way as in previous years. For 10-year-olds, the achievement test helps them to self-assess their abilities, and it sends a clear message to teachers, where they should draw the attention of students, expand and consolidate their knowledge”, – the director of NŠA, Aidas Aldakauskas, is quoted in the published report.
PUPP begins with a written examination of Lithuanian language and literature. This test consists of two parts: in the first part, ten-year-olds have to complete text comprehension, language knowledge and usage tasks, and the second part is devoted to the text creation task. A total of 3 hours are allocated for the inspection. The oral test of Lithuanian language and literature achievements is organized at the discretion of the school during the educational process.
As reported by NŠA, the 10th graders will take the mathematics PUPP at the beginning of next week. Pupils will take their native Belarusian, Polish, Russian and German basic education achievement tests at the end of next week. More than 2 thousand people will participate in the latter. students.
In ten classes, all students participate in the achievement tests organized at the end of the education process, which are kept electronically by their schools. Students must complete the tasks independently without leaving the window of the electronic testing system, without using any unauthorized help.
