Fewer students in class for more health security, and continuous assessment assessments.
Education Minister Jean-Michel Blanquer announced Thursday that the health protocol in high schools would be strengthened, by authorizing more distance learning provided that at least 50% of face-to-face teaching is retained for each student.
"It is important that each student is present in class at least half of school time," he wrote to school heads and teachers in a letter.
The rest of the time, each establishment can set up a "reception in half-groups", "by level" or "remote work one or two days a week", he adds.
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Continuous monitoring evaluations
The Minister of Education also announced that the joint evaluation tests of Première and Terminale, provided for by the new formula baccalaureate which comes into force this year, would be canceled in favor of continuous monitoring due to the health crisis.
The final exams on specialty courses, scheduled for next March, will be maintained but their modalities "adapted" to take into account the context: all the disciplines concerned will offer two subjects or exercises of your choice in order to cover all the subjects. themes studied, it was decided in particular.
