What is a poison test and can it be refused? National Comparative Studies of the Quality of General Education (NCS) is a nationwide program designed to assess how well school students master the educational program. The stated goal is not only to test knowledge of the subjects, but to look more broadly: how children develop personal qualities, meta-thematic skills (the ability to learn, work with information), and also to assess how the educational work is organized in the school and what level of functional literacy the children have. Probably the very ambiguity of the goals is the reason for such strange and ridiculous questions regarding the personality of children. Moreover, according to the parents, the questions were worded incorrectly both in their content and due to the impossibility of giving a negative answer, for example questions related to children's awareness of drugs, subcultures and attitudes towards them. In addition, the content of some questions is usually incomprehensible to children; They answer randomly, which can lead to unfounded and unwanted conclusions about the child. We offer 3 options for solving a poison problem.

What is a poison test and can it be refused? National Comparative Studies of the Quality of General Education (NCS) is a nationwide program designed to assess how well school students master the educational program. The stated goal is not only to test knowledge of the subjects, but to look more broadly: how children develop personal qualities, meta-thematic skills (the ability to learn, work with information), and also to assess how the educational work is organized in the school and what level of functional literacy the children have. Probably the very ambiguity of the goals is the reason for such strange and ridiculous questions regarding the personality of children. Moreover, according to the parents, the questions were worded incorrectly both in their content and due to the impossibility of giving a negative answer, for example questions related to children's awareness of drugs, subcultures and attitudes towards them. In addition, the content of some questions is usually incomprehensible to children; They answer randomly, which can lead to unfounded and unwanted conclusions about the child. We offer 3 options for solving a poison problem.