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THE Overseas Examinations Commission (OEC) – the regulatory board for exams in Jamaica – says it is "relentlessly" investigating the "unscrupulous behaviour" which led to the CSEC Maths Paper II being leaked and subsequently scrapped last week.
EDUCATION Minister Dr Nyan Gadsby-Dolly on Friday praised the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) for its swift action earlier to allay pupils' fears after the leakage of CSEC Mathematics Paper 2. She was speaking to reporters at a Heliconia Foundation event in St Clair. The CXC at a regional news briefing via Zoom on Friday announced
TT Unified Teachers’ Association (TTUTA) has expressed concern about the psychological effects of the leaking and scrapping of the Caribbean Examination Council (CXC) Math Paper II exam and condemns the incident. In response to questions from Sunday Newsday via WhatsApp, TTUTA president Martin Lum Kin said the association appreciated CXC's acknowledgement of the psychological effects
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CXC registrar Wayne Wesley said the CSEC Mathematics Paper 2 will be scrapped following a leak of the paper on Wednesday. He said students will be assessed on Paper 1 and the school-based assessment (Paper 3(2).
T here has been a deafening silence from officials of the Ministry of Education, who, up to press time late Friday, were yet to comment on allegations that the leak of the Caribbean Seconda...