The Age
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·2 hours ago
The HSC convention that might be past its use-by date
Education leaders are urging New South Wales to shorten the Higher School Certificate's standard three-hour exams, unchanged since 1967, arguing they are unnecessary and may harm student performance. Anglican Schools Corporation chief Peter Fowler questioned why exams exceed typical university lengths.
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