as you were saying, the gcs e and a level exams had to be cancelled this summer exams had to be cancelledteenagers very worried about what's going to happen. this is a very straightforward solution. it is that teachers will predict what their pupils would've got, had they set the exam and not only will they do that, in each subject, they will actually rank their pupils in order of performance. so, if for instance, the teacher thought all of their french class was going to get an a, then they would then rank those pupils in terms of who is going to get the best a, and who is going to get the best a, and who is going to get the best a, and who is going to get the worst a grade, and everybody in between. it looks on the face of it, a solution that many have welcomed today. i think it's going to be welcomed because it does give teenagers who were really wondering what on earth was going to happen to them, it gives them a kind of very clear, very simple and straightforward way to continue with their education without necessarily having to defer a year or sit exams in the autumn, or anything el

there's been a lot of uncertainty not just from the teachers but the students of course the exams as i mentioned were meant to start all go ahead last march and they were delayed we also had the protests disrupting school classes last year is that the been a lot of disruption for these students and of course there's also concern of criticism about the government's handouts there's concern there's not enough masks to be handed out to these students to take part in these exams of course the schools are being closed here so in hong kong since january 23rd so that's about 3 months of closure but the government does have backup plans if we do see a spike in the number of cried about its prices and if they do see this these exams will be on hold once again thank you very much for that stark parklife for us in hong kong now in the gulf region another 623 corona virus cases have been confirmed here in qatar pushing the toll number of infections 270-067-7641 extension 0 people have died most of the newly confirmed cases are among ex-pat workers the emir of qatar for more global corporation to

this is my exam i have 14 exams this year which is massive i think compared to many other boys in my year this is the 1st public exams for me in the country i want to do preparing i think. this term is dominated by exams but the boys do get a morning off to watch the wedding of the year. award what the front the culprit that it's being in is very exciting. very. new. it was a great working in a very moist area. but it was very long. generally not really keen on. his one legs they're all a family but the other people in there were. mohammed has had a busy few weeks but finally it's his last exam today. no i'm up there in their 1st look this is the last through vision when i was in labor i was the global for. like and the other student so i have to do. this week was very tiring for me i had 5 exams from monday. to friday today so i had to do a lot of provision especially in the last 2 days i think that they felt period has passed no. with exams over mohammed can enjoy the english summer. so when you get out and you play on down that's where you want the ball to go right . i went eyebal

exam time would be a time to smash the exam and do, in some cases, a lot better. will necessarily get the grades for my first choice now that i can't pull it up in my exam at all. every year until now, exams meant grades. but now in england and wales teachers are asked to estimate instead and, rank students top to bottom. the results then adjusted across the nation. so i wanted to ask, will these gcses and a—levels be just as valued as any other year? the student certificates this year with their grades will be like any other certificates, they will use those grades to progress, they will use those grades in their lives just like any other set of students and thatis like any other set of students and that is hugely important. in chester today, two anxious students. for max, it is his gcse year and charlotte need to a—levels to get into uni. i want to make sure it is shown in our grades and the years we have spent learning having gone to waste. i do trust my teachers. for people who didn't get the grades they like to go into six form, couege they like to go into si

while it's exam time for students in hong kong with the wilds with the year's most important academic tests underway more than $52000.00 students are preparing to sit the university entrance exams which were postponed last month due to the coronavirus schools have been closed across hong kong for most of the year with students learning online restrictions are set to remain in place in the city despite the number of daily cases staying in the single digits for almost 2 weeks sarah clarke our correspondent is live outside of school and hong kong so are there been multiple measures implemented to try to protect students there to let these exams go ahead talk us through them. the having the governments handed out a number of funds to the schools across hong kong to allow for these exams and to take place now as you mentioned got 52000 students who will take these exams over the next month or so when we're at one of the examination centers there are $350.00 set up where we are it's and joyce's primary school senior school i should say in central hong kong and the safety precautions that ha

robots are being used to sanitize exam rooms in hong kong this questions as to whether one of the most important tests for students should go ahead. hello there plenty of insider weather calls will northern sections of the middle east finally a bit of a break the cross much of the arabian peninsula but you will of course remember we have just recently had the flooding into yemen and just look at this now this is literally the day off to say this is what is left in the streets all this rubble this mud or of which of course has got to be kid away but the power of that water as you can see has done a lot of damage to the roads but the good news is through friday and saturday we might just say nothing as heavy as we have seen lately the heavy rain is across those attack he pushes across into northern sections of iran and it'll stay in the focal says ago through saturday some showers back your forecast through the eastern end of the med some fairly strong winds as well into those coastal areas now the rains across central and southern africa sutton across the deal congo these have really ea

a group opposite being used to sanitize exam rooms in hong kong but there are questions as to whether one of the most important tests for students should even be going on have. had their say in some very heavy rains across areas of yemen of the last week or 2 and in the last day there has be more rain to take you further to the south across into aden this is the result the streets you can see well under water 8 people have died and dozens were injured we have some flash floods that really came through the waters of course which eventually and that then resulted in those flash floods now through thursday and friday there is still a chance i want to shout as nothing as heavy as we have seen medicals we need time for those floodwaters to actually begin to recede where we will have heavy rain is into areas of iraq pushing on into iran that will stay in your 4 cars on friday and at the same time heavy rain pushing into the southern areas of turkey and as they do so some very strong winds coming down through the mud pushing across egypt and on into israel and jordan then down in southern af

exam time in hong kong with the year's most important academic tests way more than 52000 students are sitting the university entrance exams which were postponed last month because of the coronavirus schools have been closed for most of the year with students learning online instead perceptions are said to remain in place in the city despite the number of daily cases in the single digits for almost 2 weeks now sa clarke has more from hong kong on the safety measures being taken during the exams. but there are a number of safety precautions that have been put in place by the government and the education department not only have the teachers been trained to deal with emergencies but these schools have been given a life of face masks and various even robotic dispensers to hand out sanitizer during these exams so that simply to reduce the human to human contact the social distancing measures have been put in place we've got the death through oversee all one point i meant is a part and of course all the students on arrival of had their health checked and medical medical certificates provide

every year till now, exams meant grades.ow, in england and wales, teachers are asked to estimate instead and rank students top to bottom. the results then adjusted across the nation. so, i wanted to ask — will these gcses and a—levels be just as valued as any other year? the student certificates this year with their grades will be like any other certificates. they will use those grades to progress, they will use those grades in their lives just like any other set of students and that's hugely important. in chester today, two anxious students. for max, it's his gcse year. charlotte needs her to a—levels to get into uni. all the hard work we want to put in, we want to make sure it's shown in our grades and through the seven years we've spent learning haven't gone to waste. but i trust my teachers. i think that for people who perhaps didn't get the grades that they'd like to go into sixth form, or college, or an apprenticeship, then they might consider retaking the exams. but for most, as long as they get a suitable grade, i th

just 5 weeks all the jobs created since the end of the 2009 recession i mean white talked and it's exam time in hong kong where this year is that with this year's most important academic tests out kind of grade more than $52000.00 students are paired to sit university entry tech sams which was born last month because of the current of lives. that despite the warning from the medical community some people in the u.s. state of georgia after pairing to return to work at president trump says georgia's decision to begin exit in lockdown was in violation of guidelines released by the white house and he got it as a story. across the state of georgia non-essential businesses to remain closed for a pandemic that's already claimed close to $900.00 lives there are some signs the outbreak is flattening but with only a few days of data health experts are warning it may be too soon federal guidelines recommend a 14 day sustained reduction in coded 900 cases something georgia hasn't shown but the republican governor is pushing for a partial reopening given that for a verbal data enhanced testing an ap

and robots being used to sanitize exam rooms in hong kong but there are questions as to whether one of the most important tests for students should go ahead. and are there more showers across much of japan without some brisk winds bringing their showers in and then across southern i was a china very heavy amounts of rain also impacting northern sections of vietnam heavy rains across into high non taiwan as well saying a fair few showers over the next couple of days it's a busy day saturday across much of japan there's a bit of a system working its way across the sea of japan that will bring the winds so these coastal areas and push that rain across into her as we go through the day meanwhile to the north it's clear fine and sunny fairly warm as well $22.00 celsius in beijing the rains very widespread throughout borneo once again across into sulawesi over the next couple of days job actually saying less in the way of rain but again quite heavy into some archer the malay peninsula and a real scratching showers and thunderstorms across areas of thailand myanmar but also across into laos a

how do you hold a major state exam during a pandemic it's one of the toughest questions the hong kong government has faced since the outbreak started of high school students sit for what's seen as the most crucial test of their academic lives the diploma of secondary education or d.s.c. it is a family tree where we important for them if we do not do it well and then if there is a spread of the wires here and there will be trouble not just to the students but also to the city. infection controls for the 350 exam centers include spacing tables nearly 2 metres apart and ensuring students temperatures are checked and they're wearing mosques along with the invigilators the 52000 students taking these exams and halls like this across the city will be under intense pressure all their formal education over the past 3 years culminates in these tests but this year along with the stress of having to perform well they will be dealing with concerns about their health and personal safety welcome please clean your hands and good luck. thank you . this school has enlisted the help of robots to minimi

every year till now, exams meant grades.imate instead and rank students top to bottom. the results then adjusted across the nation. so, i wanted to ask — will these gcses and a—levels be just as valued as any other year? the student certificates this year with their grades will be like any other certificates. they will use those grades to progress, they will use those grades in their lives, just like any other set of students and that's hugely important. in chester today, two anxious students. for max, it's his gcse year. charlotte needs her a—levels to get into uni. all the hard work we want to put in, we want to make sure it's shown in our grades and through the seven years we've spent learning haven't gone to waste. but i trust my teachers. i think that for people who perhaps didn't get the grades that they'd like to go into sixth form, or college, or an apprenticeship, then they might consider retaking the exams. but for most, as long as they get a suitable grade, i think it would be harder to get back and get the grade

every year till now, exams meant grades.ow, in england and wales, teachers are asked to estimate instead and rank students top to bottom. the results then adjusted across the nation. so, i wanted to ask — will these gcses and a—levels be just as valued as any other year? the student certificates this year with their grades will be like any other certificates. they will use those grades to progress, they will use those grades in their lives just like any other set of students and that's hugely important. in chester today, two anxious students. for max, it's his gcse year. charlotte needs her to a—levels to get into uni. all the hard work we want to put in, we want to make sure it's shown in our grades and through the seven years we've spent learning haven't gone to waste. but i trust my teachers. i think that for people who perhaps didn't get the grades that they'd like to go into sixth form, or college, or an apprenticeship, then they might consider retaking the exams. but for most, as long as they get a suitable grade, i th

every year till now, exams meant grades. wales, teachers are asked to estimate instead, and rank students top to bottom. the results then adjusted across the nation. so, i wanted to ask — will these gcses and a—levels be just as valued as any other year? the student certificates this year with their grades will be like any other certificates. they will use those grades to progress, they will use those grades in their lives just like any other set of students and that's hugely important. in chester today, two anxious students. for max, it's his gcse year. charlotte needs her to a—levels to get into uni. all the hard work we want to put in, we want to make sure it's shown in our grades and through the seven years we've spent learning haven't gone to waste. but i trust my teachers. i think that for people who perhaps didn't get the grades that they'd like to go into sixth form, or college, or an apprenticeship, then they might consider retaking the exams. but for most, as long as they get a suitable grade, i think it would be h

, williamson said when he referred to them being usefulfor exams, i didn‘t think exams were now takingthe exams for year ten and year 12 students. but i will reiterate there is no substitute for the actual teaching that takes place in a classroom. i mean, the learning that pupils will do at home, they will have questions they will need to ask a teacher. and there will be a delay ina a teacher. and there will be a delay in a teacher being able to answer those questions as a child will have to submit them electronically. the spontaneity of a classroom will be lost here. and also, teachers prepare lessons for the individual needs of their pupils. now, the online resources that are being prepared and published by the government are almost a one size fits all approach and thatjust is not something schools do, schools cater for the not something schools do, schools caterfor the individual not something schools do, schools cater for the individual needs of all their pupils. just on this question, you said anxiety about the longer kids spend out of the classroom, there was raised a question of

how do you hold a major state exam during a pandemic it's one of the toughest questions the hong kong government has faced since the outbreak started as high school students sit for what's seen as the most crucial test of their academic lives the diploma of secondary education or d.s.e. this is important for them if we do not do it well and then if there is a spread of the wires here and there will be a trouble not just to the students but also to the city. infection controls for the 350 exam centers include spacing tables nearly 2 metres apart and ensuring students temperatures are checked and they're wearing mosques along with the invigilators the 52000 students taking these exams in halls like this across the city will be under intense pressure all their formal education over the past 3 years culminates in these tests but this year along with the stress of having to perform well they will be dealing with concerns about their health and personal safety welcome please clean your hands and good luck. thank you. this school has enlisted the help of robots to minimize human to human con

about 9000 graduates were expected to take the exam in july. the court ordered the state bar to make an effort to administer the exam online with a remote proctoring. >>> a stern warning from the governor. the virus does not take the weekend off. this after crowds gathered in the warm weather at the beaches. here's more on that story from devin fehely. >> reporter: the governor said that by following the shelter- in-place orders and making a collective sacrifice that california residents have be back the tide of the virus. he warned that crowding into beaches and parks could quickly undo that progress and set in motion a second wave of cases. it seems like these at beaches of across california that governor newsom said threatened a resurgence of the virus. but the virus does not take the weekends off, it does not go home because it's a beautiful day. >> reporter: there's growing evidence that the stay-at-home order is a slipping. traffic measured by caltrans said that traffic jumped 16%. >> you want to respect the people at risk. at the same ti

the reports are that the students will, potentially on the timing, sit there exams in the summer.he teachers unions have already said they are against teaching during the summer they are against teaching during the summer stuff it's unclear whether they would be willing to do exams or whether they would be needed. certainly, if you were a 16—year—old oran certainly, if you were a 16—year—old or an 18—year—old going into these exams, must be extraordinarily difficult to not know that you want to set them at all let alone when they will be. what you do about revising and things like that? and that's just a plea revising and things like that? and that'sjust a plea one revising and things like that? and that's just a plea one of the many areas that questions are being raised in terms of how do we ease restrictions with mac the times talked about the fact that there was this apocalyptic prediction, six out of ten businesses could run out of cash within 12 weeks if the restrictions are not used. the enormity of that is almost beyond comprehension, and the mail is basically suggesting if

etc now the cons to this is that there isn't that bad side and interaction and there's no physical exam that's physically in the same room also what if your internet goes down or your camera breaks there's technical difficulties there and then we've had people companies even the government get hacked could this happen here too now it's not just physicians in the e.r. doing this you also have mental health professionals physical therapists personal trainers and those who are man's best friend but also have 4 legs veterinarians are also saying they're a little patient via video chat with their owners because again with many stay at home orders and placing your pets health not considered an essential treatment it's basically the only way to figure out if that's the ticket old buddies back or just a little scratch but the big question not only on the doctor's mind but also on the patients mine does my health insurance cover telehealth well that's where you have a lot of insurance companies now looking into it and unfortunately you have been looking into this and many doctors say that the de

the exams regulator has announced how gcses and a levels will be awarded in england. assessment of their work. let's get all the details from our education editor, branwen jeffreys. what has been decided in england? there is a process, the first involves teachers and schools, so teachers will be asked to think about what grades they would have expected students to get by the time of the exams, taking everything into account. so that could be coursework, previous mock results, but also things like participation. if you are doing a subject like pe ordrama if you are doing a subject like pe or drama where there is a practical element. and then on top of that, schools and teachers are going to be asked to rank their students in each subject from top to bottom, so that they get some idea of roughly what proportion they are putting into each kind of area. after that, that goesin each kind of area. after that, that goes in strict confidence, so pupils and families will not be told what teachers are deciding, to the exam board. they will then add in in a second stage more inf

the proper exam that they have been spanned. to be one of their memorable moments no regrets despite the 2nd precautions that have been put in place some students have told others here that they're concerned about large groups gathering in one place the risk of an outbreak of the crime but if the government records a spike in the number of cases in hong kong these exams will once again be put on hold it's. a small group of protesters has returned to hong kong financial district a show of support for the arrested pro-democracy activists they will matson kept apart from each other because of distancing restrictions last week hong kong police arrested 15 prominent opposition figures in connection with last year's mass demonstrations. philippine president roderigo deter has threatened to impose martial law now if the 2 soldiers a scorching aid to villages were killed his comments come as strict a lockdown measures have been extended until the middle of next month to contain the spread of the virus and quarantine moves will continue

do this by video but there are a lot of verbal nonverbal cues that we get in each and every school exam and sometimes people can come a lie if i see a body language a really you know one of catch on that so this is a great technique but i don't know all the subpoenas you for everything it definitely takes away from the interaction and like you're saying and picking up on life picking up on refuse from that one on one interaction but then in march alone telehealth visits increased by 50 percent now this is beyond the practical reasons is there a deeper reason for this. yeah there is a deeper reason the biggest reason that we've seen this increase it really comes down to regulatory issues there were severe regulations that held a lot of this back and just to give you an idea of some of those the center for medicaid and medicare services they expanded tele health benefits to medicare beneficiaries so that obviously opens things up the u.s. drug enforcement agency the da they temporarily lifted a provision in something called the ryan white act which required an in person exam before provid

exams kids will take a month from now. we are providing the advanced placement exam to three million students at home. what's fascinating is from lower income kids to high income kids, overwhelmingly kids in a.p. classrooms want to take the exams and take the credit they have earned. liz: david coleman of the college board, i did not distinguish myself bake when wan in the s.a.t. but we all find a way. good luck to you. it's great if you guys are not going to charge low income kids. we will watch this and more. >>> when we come back, zane tankel on the new restaurants of the future. they will have to eliminate a third of their tables, paper menus forever. what's going on? he runs the ab wipplebee's in n york city. life isn't a strai. and sometimes, you can find yourself heading in a new direction. but when you're with fidelity, a partner who makes sure every step is clear, there's nothing to stop you from moving forward. a partner who makes sure every step is clear, about medicare and 65, ysupplemental insurance. medicare

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rs, in mock exams, assessments over the years, homework and also, if it is a course like pe or drama. that is how they will decide on what grade that student would have got if the exams had gone ahead in the summer. they will also be asked to rank students. this is to standardise grades across schools in england to make sure they are consistent with previous years. also, the exam board will be looking at the previous performances of schools and colleges, to ensure they are not widely over estimating are underestimating those grades which will be awarded to students. stu d e nts will be awarded to students. students can find out what grades they will get in august and earlier we spoke with the chief executive of the regulator, 0fqual. the student certificates this year, with their grades, will be like any other... any other certificates. they will use those grades to progress, they will use those grades in their lives, just like any other set of students, and that's hugely important. i think what we can't underestimate here is the huge levels of stress and anxiety that this disruption

most likely to have achieved if they had sat their exams. in gcse maths, a rank order where one is the most secure, highest attaining student. this is because the standardisation process used by 0fqual to make sure grades are spread consistently requires more granular information than grades alone. so i think that advice, students, parents and schools, obviously, will want to go on to the government's website and look closely at that advice. of course, the management of exams were many stu d e nts the management of exams were many students have had two stay at home is something globally significant and exam authorities all over the world will be grappling with these challenges. we will leave that now. we will go back to the sombre topic of death tolls and fighting the virus itself. in the united states there were 1,169 coronavirus—related deaths reported in 24 hours. that's the biggest daily death toll in any country. the authorities in new york city and los angeles have advised people to wear a face covering when they're outdoors, to try to

exam to students at home in may, and just got today, the students on the courses.o we've got to be ready for everything. kids worked all year for advanced placement and make sure we're there to take the credit they've earned. >> so if some schools which are making the s.a.t. optional, so they would what, pay more attention to school grades, extracurriculars, things like that? >> that's exactly right. if school is optional, you can still submit the exam and it will confirm your grades are strong and may provide other reason for you to be let in. so some schools require, some schools are optional and my task is to make sure that it's an option for all kids, not just wealthier kids. so the real mission of the college board is to make sure if you're a low income kid, you have the same power to reinforce your grades with the strong test score and show colleges your strength. >> david coleman, thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you, sir. >>> the coronavirus outbreak taking a greater toll on people of color in america not for biological reasons but social ones.

the proper exam that the have been spend. to be one of the. no regrets despite the 2nd precautions that have been put in place some students have told others here that they're concerned about large groups gathering in one place the risk of an outbreak of the crime but if the government records a spike in the number of cases in hong kong these exams would once again be put on hold. when it's restrictions keep people at home in australia seeing a significant increase in adoptions residents can leave their homes for exercise with many using the opportunity to walk the dogs pet owners also say their dogs and cats help them cope with feelings of isolation. it gives me company say during the day off and if i was kind of painting meetings for a while any to come over to where i'm working and kind of put these poor affan say i'd like a path now all right for 3 decades the hubble telescope has been pairing deep into the universe beaming spectacular images of distant galaxies back to earth and as nasa mounts its 30th anniversary the harding reports on h

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