From 2028, the NSW government wants NAPLAN testing to be done with a pen and paper to help redress the nation's decline in writing skills.
NSW push to revert to pen-and-paper NAPLAN tests backed by experts
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ABC News AU - NationalBy Victoria PengilleyEXECUTIVE SUMMARY
From 2028, the NSW government wants NAPLAN testing to be done with a pen and paper to help redress the nation's decline in writing skills.
Key Takeaways
- NSW push to revert to pen-and-paper NAPLAN tests backed by experts.
- From 2028, the NSW government wants NAPLAN testing to be done with a pen and paper to help redress the nation's decline in writing skills.
- From 2028, the NSW government wants NAPLAN testing to be done with a pen and paper to help redress the nation's decline in writing skills.
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