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The vice-rector for Studies at the University of Murcia, Sonia Madrid, has participated in the meeting that, via videoconference, the Ministries of Education and Universities held on Tuesday with representatives of the autonomous communities and CRUE Spanish Universities.
One of the objectives of the meeting was to propose possible scenarios for the Baccalaureate Assessment for Access to University (EBAU) tests, taking into account the state of alarm due to the health crisis caused by COVID-19.
The University of Murcia has attended the meeting as the coordinating institution for the event in the Region of Murcia.
In this meeting it has been agreed that the test will continue, although with a modification in the calendar.
At the moment, no dates have been set for conducting the tests.
Professor Sonia Madrid has wanted to send a message of calm to those who are studying 2nd year of Baccalaureate in the Region of Murcia this course and has assured them "all the decisions made will be made thinking that the access procedures are the fairest possible and respecting equal opportunities. "
In this sense, Madrid has assured that the message that comes out of the meeting held today is that all decisions will be made in coordination, both with the central government and with the rest of the autonomous communities.
In addition to the date change, the possibility of reprogramming the contents and the evaluation has also been raised at the meeting, all measures that will be determined by the evolution of the pandemic.
Source: Universidad de Murcia
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