IS THIS A RACIAL IMBALANCE IN OUR EDUCATION SYSTEM?
Aug 12, 2016 2:16:51 GMT 12
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Post by Kiwi Frontline on Aug 12, 2016 2:16:51 GMT 12
IS THIS A RACIAL IMBALANCE IN OUR EDUCATION SYSTEM?
Apparently a non-maori student can do very well in a difficult Physics exam and get up to 4 NCEA credits.
But a student of maori descent can set the table and fry, boil and cook an egg on a marae and get 2+2+2+2 = 8 NCEA credits!
Understanding NCEA
When you get to Year 12 (6th Form), you need a total of 80 credits to get to the 7th form. Everybody can bring 20 credits from the previous year, so then you need another 60. Of those 60, a person of maori descent can get 41 from simple tasks so only need to do real work for 19 credits throughout the year (not difficult!).
Of course everyone can get credits for tasks like doing a Defensive Driving Course etc, but that is not race discriminatory.
Type into Google the code of the task and ‘NZQA’ (ie 21232 NZQA), you can download the registered unit standard of this nonsense.
Please click on images to enlarge
Apparently a non-maori student can do very well in a difficult Physics exam and get up to 4 NCEA credits.
But a student of maori descent can set the table and fry, boil and cook an egg on a marae and get 2+2+2+2 = 8 NCEA credits!
Understanding NCEA
When you get to Year 12 (6th Form), you need a total of 80 credits to get to the 7th form. Everybody can bring 20 credits from the previous year, so then you need another 60. Of those 60, a person of maori descent can get 41 from simple tasks so only need to do real work for 19 credits throughout the year (not difficult!).
Of course everyone can get credits for tasks like doing a Defensive Driving Course etc, but that is not race discriminatory.
Type into Google the code of the task and ‘NZQA’ (ie 21232 NZQA), you can download the registered unit standard of this nonsense.
Please click on images to enlarge
