Teacher Criticizes High School Exam Grades
The German teacher union is worried about high grades on Abitur exams. They think this is a problem for students and schools. The union wants to review how exams are graded.
The German teacher union believes that students are receiving too many high grades. Heinz-Peter Meidinger, a teacher, says this makes grades less important. He wants a change in the way exams are evaluated. This is about the quality of education in German schools. Many teachers share his concerns.
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Highlights
Abitur Grades Cause Concern
The teacher union says high Abitur grades are causing problems.
Teacher Criticizes Exam Results
Heinz-Peter Meidinger says good grades devalue the system.
Union Wants Review
The teacher union wants to review the grading process.
Multiple Teachers Share Concerns
Many teachers agree with Meidinger's criticism.
Focus on German Schools
The issue is about grades in German high schools.