Problems with Unisa exams
Lusanda Bill
2 November 2010
Numerous students at the University of South Africa, UNISA are up in arms about an exam paper in which the Afrikaans and English questions were very different.
Some students checked the questions in the Education paper and released something was wrong.
A student said one some of the multiple choice questions had been repeated three times.
Unisa spokesperson Doreen Gough said the university is aware of the irregularities.
She added that Unisa has launched an investigation and have also appointed an extra moderator and an extra examiner, to ensure that the students would not be at a disadvantage, and that their marks will not be affected.
2 November 2010
Numerous students at the University of South Africa, UNISA are up in arms about an exam paper in which the Afrikaans and English questions were very different.
Some students checked the questions in the Education paper and released something was wrong.
A student said one some of the multiple choice questions had been repeated three times.
Unisa spokesperson Doreen Gough said the university is aware of the irregularities.
She added that Unisa has launched an investigation and have also appointed an extra moderator and an extra examiner, to ensure that the students would not be at a disadvantage, and that their marks will not be affected.
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