Daniel David, the Minister of Education and Research, emphasized that the National Assessment for the eighth grade has a significantly different structure compared to the evaluation systems in other countries of the European Union. He stated that the current form of the exam fails to reflect the complexity and diversity of the knowledge necessary for a fair assessment of students. Criticisms focus on the fact that the system is "too narrow and specific," which limits the ability to assess students' skills and competencies in a holistic manner. This situation raises questions about the effectiveness and relevance of the current assessment model in the European educational context.
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