In these troubled times, where uncertainty reigns, where the Covid calls our lifestyles into question, it is reassuring to know that some things are not changing.
In June, for example, the baccalaureate and its share of controversy.
Unfortunately, the emblematic examination, largely planed in 2021, would shine with its last fires.
Reduced this year to two tests, the rest in continuous control, the bac would be endangered analyzed
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last week.
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Should we abolish the baccalaureate?
Jean-Michel Blanquer and the Covid would therefore have succeeded in closing a debate perhaps as old as the diploma created under Napoleon.
In any case 50 years ago, on June 15, 1971,
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and the Association of University Journalists already asked two specialists: "
Should we abolish the baccalaureate?"
"
The first to respond is then Jacques Capelovici, English teacher at Lakanal high school in Sceaux.
The future "master Capello", well known to the viewers of the "8:00 pm Games" and "Numbers and Letters", severely judges
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