One in five students from private schools now apply for HSC disability provisions (2 Viewers)

[SS173]

There is an interesting article in SMH on 7 December paper today : we-need-to-reassess-one-in-seven-hsc-students-claim-exam-help

One in five students from private schools now apply for HSC disability provisions. Schools in Sydney’s most affluent suburbs, in the north, the inner city and the east, submit the highest number of claims.
Some of Sydney’s wealthiest private schools lodge the most claims, despite federal data showing public schools have the highest proportion of pupils with the greatest disability needs.

What are your thoughts ?

 

[jane1820]

The rich always get away w stuff

 

[Average Boreduser]

The rich always get away w stuff

bruh what is ur definition of 'rich'. Like knox and kings alone is 80% scholarship students...

 

[Average Boreduser]

And lots more provisional students would be more catered in a private institution. My school has a dedicated building for students who need extra help due to disability... so its only natural we submit more.

 

[justletmespeak123]

bruh what is ur definition of 'rich'. Like knox and kings alone is 80% scholarship students...

Well those are the 20% using disability provitions. They should fucking get rid of it to ensure equity. Why does someone get extra time when I didn't get to finish the test my self?

 

[justletmespeak123]

There is an interesting article in SMH on 7 December paper today : we-need-to-reassess-one-in-seven-hsc-students-claim-exam-help

One in five students from private schools now apply for HSC disability provisions. Schools in Sydney’s most affluent suburbs, in the north, the inner city and the east, submit the highest number of claims.
Some of Sydney’s wealthiest private schools lodge the most claims, despite federal data showing public schools have the highest proportion of pupils with the greatest disability needs.

What are your thoughts ?

Disability provisions that give you more time to do a test should be removed.

 

[justletmespeak123]

If ur restarted, the test shouldnt be altered to make it easier for ur small azz brain tbh

 

[Average Boreduser]

Well those are the 20% using disability provitions. They should fucking get rid of it to ensure equity. Why does someone get extra time when I didn't get to finish the test my self?

since ur experience doesn't define the experiences of the 80000 others who did the test?

 

[sly_lyepat]

Disability provisions that give you more time to do a test should be removed.

the test is not altered and students don't get more time they sit the exact same test

 

[tvskAXatar]

The vetting process for this needs to be stronger.

 

[idkkdi]

There is an interesting article in SMH on 7 December paper today : we-need-to-reassess-one-in-seven-hsc-students-claim-exam-help

One in five students from private schools now apply for HSC disability provisions. Schools in Sydney’s most affluent suburbs, in the north, the inner city and the east, submit the highest number of claims.
Some of Sydney’s wealthiest private schools lodge the most claims, despite federal data showing public schools have the highest proportion of pupils with the greatest disability needs.

What are your thoughts ?

ye its pretty dumb. probably a fair amount of claims on like anxiety and depression

 

[gammahydroxybutyrate]

Well those are the 20% using disability provitions. They should fucking get rid of it to ensure equity. Why does someone get extra time when I didn't get to finish the test my self?

i would say there is probably a not insignificant amount of people making use of disability provisions they probably aren't entitled to or don't actually need.

on the other hand, i would say that the kid who can't write the exam themselves or who needs to throw up every 30 minutes from medication side effects probably deserves some extra time as compared to the embittered kid who thinks nobody deserves extra time or consideration because they didn't know the content on the exam well enough.

either way its a legislative requirement and they're subject to anti discrimination legislation, so its not being abolished.

 

[Armon]

LMAO, applying for fraudulent disability provisions at elite privates, a tale as old as time.Reminds me of the abbotsleigh girl who had a meltdown all the way to a board of studies tribunal because she wasn't allowed to do her exam on a computer because she suffered from wrist cramps and only got a 99.95 https://www.smh.com.au/education/st...-on-her-hsc-20120427-1xq32.html#ixzz1tHZQFz7k

 

[jonolad69]

the test is not altered and students don't get more time they sit the exact same test

yes they do get more time it's for certain situations though

 

[katiekms]

LMAO, applying for fraudulent disability provisions at elite privates, a tale as old as time.Reminds me of the abbotsleigh girl who had a meltdown all the way to a board of studies tribunal because she wasn't allowed to do her exam on a computer because she suffered from wrist cramps and only got a 99.95 https://www.smh.com.au/education/st...-on-her-hsc-20120427-1xq32.html#ixzz1tHZQFz7k

this angered me