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Government cannot keep failing VCE students at exam time
Editorial
Editorial

Government cannot keep failing VCE students at exam time

Year after year there have been serious problems with exams. It is simply not good enough.

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Demands grow to review students’ marks after VCE exam leaks scandal

Demands grow to review students’ marks after VCE exam leaks scandal

Students, experts and teachers say it’s untenable for the state’s exam authority to press on with grading compromised exam papers as normal.

  • by Noel Towell
I’m in the middle of my VCE - this exam cover-up has sent the rumour mill wild
Opinion
Opinion

I’m in the middle of my VCE - this exam cover-up has sent the rumour mill wild

This education scandal has taught my generation of high school students to doubt whether working hard, acting with integrity and trusting authorities will pay off.

  • by Saria Ratnam
Minister orders inquiry into VCE exam fiasco that advantaged thousands of students

Minister orders inquiry into VCE exam fiasco that advantaged thousands of students

The independent review is the second in two years into the Victorian Curriculum Assessment Authority after it previously published errors in exams.

  • by Alex Crowe
‘They knew the questions’: Students stunned, teachers fuming over VCE exam leak – by the government

‘They knew the questions’: Students stunned, teachers fuming over VCE exam leak – by the government

The VCAA is in damage control after questions similar to those found “hidden” on sample VCE assessments turned up in the real exams.

  • by Caroline Schelle, Alex Crowe and Gemma Grant
Copy, paste: What we know about the VCE exam fiasco

Copy, paste: What we know about the VCE exam fiasco

Thousands of VCE students could have taken their exams with a hidden advantage over their peers, after some questions were accidentally revealed online in advance.

  • by Bridie Smith, Caroline Schelle and Alex Crowe
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‘Ties are cut like an umbilical cord’: What I wish I’d known before my year 12 exams
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Opinion

‘Ties are cut like an umbilical cord’: What I wish I’d known before my year 12 exams

I grew up hearing two theories about exam results – they mean nothing and they mean everything. One year on, I’m not sure either is right.

  • by Daniel Cash
At school, they advised me to become a vet. They were so wrong
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At school, they advised me to become a vet. They were so wrong

There’s so much pressure on school finishers to know what they want to do with their lives, but it’s a lifetime process.

  • by Cherie Gilmour
How five students are managing stress ahead of their VCE exams

How five students are managing stress ahead of their VCE exams

A study timetable, the pomodoro technique, exercising with friends: year 12 students in Melbourne share their tips on surviving the exam period.

  • by Alex Crowe
Veni, vidi, VCE: How a dead language helps students get top marks

Veni, vidi, VCE: How a dead language helps students get top marks

Just 300 students are doing VCE Latin – a subject that can boost their ATAR score.

  • by Caroline Schelle
No ATAR, no worries: The students finding success without an admission rank

No ATAR, no worries: The students finding success without an admission rank

Students are moving away from the ATAR as universities expand their admission criteria, and schools offer alternative channels to entering higher education.

  • by Alex Crowe