The discussions about unannounced tests continue: For the Augsburg school educator Klaus Zierer, the pedagogically correct use of exes could even strengthen the students. There are schools that have been doing this for a long time.
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Discussions about the sense and nonsense of unannounced tests have been affecting the Bavarian school landscape for four weeks. The camp against unannounced tests seemed to clearly dominate. A Munich student’s petition attracted a lot of attention, and parents’ associations and educational alliances wrote harsh open letters to Prime Minister Markus Söder. His attempt to end the debate on the sidelines of the CSU parliamentary group meeting in Banz Monastery was not well received by the school family.
