EduQa rejects error in math exam A and remove corrective measures

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• EduQa rejects error in math exam A and removes corrective measures.

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• The President of EduQa today contested the accusations of the Portuguese Mathematical Society about an alleged error in the math examination A, stating that there is no basis for corrective measures and ensuring that all scientifically correct responses will be evaluated

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• This is the formulation of a question that asked students to consider "all natural numbers with five different digits" and determine "how many of these numbers are multiples of five and larger than 50,000".

  according to Notícias ao Minuto — País +1

• In an answer released today, the President of EduQA considers that "the expression 'deficient formulation' used by the SPM (...) sins by excessive, advocating that a formulation commonly used in this type of evidence was used that "presses a level of familiarity compatible with the students' school path".

  according to Notícias ao Minuto — País +1

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