The first day of the 2022 Pancyprian Access Examinations[/B] went smoothly, with candidates who took the Modern Greek exam today satisfied with the topics of the test.
As Head of the Examinations Service of the Ministry of Education, Dimitris Chandriotis, told CNA, the first day of the Pancyprian examinations went very smoothly, within the framework of the arrangements made for the organisation of the examinations.
As stated by students who took the Modern Greek exam at the Makarios III Lyceum examination centre in Dasoupoli, the essay seemed easy to read, with clear instructions on the questions they were asked to answer. In fact, some of them felt that the essay was easier than the one they took in their Modern Greek class in their fourth semester exams.
The topic of the unknown text to be understood in the examination essay was related to the role of the teacher in the modern world. The essay topic concerned the role of the teacher in "preserving human values, moral and spiritual, and reconnecting people's behaviour to the central core of these values, giving them their central project", asking candidates to refer to these values and the characteristics that modern schools and teachers need to have in order to fulfil their role.
The students also found the untaught literary text that they were asked to conceptually elaborate, which was an excerpt from the work "The Lady of the Vineyards" by Yannis Ritsos, quite comprehensible.
The programme of the Pancyprian Examinations will be resumed on Tuesday, June 14, after the Holy Spirit Monday holiday.
Source: CNA
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