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EPISODE · Dec 7, 2020 · 25 MIN

How rewriting of maths and physical science papers will impact learners

from AM Live on SAfm · host SABC News and Current Affairs

Teachers Union, SADTU, says it will head to court on today to seek an urgent interdict to challenge the Basic Education Department's decision that matric learners must rewrite the leaked exam papers. Minister Angie Motshekga announced on Friday that learners would rewrite Mathematics paper two and Physical Science paper two on December 15 and 17, respectively. We spoke to Tshegofatso Bathobotlhe, a matric learner at Golfview Park High in Mafikeng, she says the decision to have everyone rewrite maths and physical science papers is unfair on them as students who did not cheat the system; Vanishaa Gordhan, Project Manager at the South African Anxiety and Depression Group (SADAG) AND Professor Ahmed Bawa (CEO: Universities South Africa).

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