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Schoolchildren in Karelia began to be assessed for behavior

Schools of Karelia introduced a system of assessing the discipline of students

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Schoolchildren in Karelia began to be assessed for behavior

In schools of Karelia introduced a system of assessing the discipline of students. The pilot project was launched in ten educational organizations, including Petrozavodsk lyceums No. 13, schools No. 2 and No. 14, as well as a number of institutions in the regions of the republic. This was reported in the regional Ministry of Education.

Under the new rules, students from grades 2 to 8 will receive a weekly assessment for behavior. The decision is made not by the class leader alone, but by the entire pedagogical staff working with a particular class. According to the director of Lyceum No13 Irina Valiulova, this approach is designed to become an effective method of education and an incentive for schoolchildren to observe discipline. Teachers expect a constructive perception of the innovation by both parents and children themselves.

The evaluation system consists of three levels:

"Exemplary" - for disciplined students who are respectful of adults and involved in school life.

"Admissible" - for those who adhere to the established norms.

"Inadmissible" - for students who systematically violate the rules of behavior.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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