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AEU believes ANSA merely ‘tinkers at the edges’ of NAPLAN problems

Wade ZaglasSeptember 1, 2020Last Updated: September 1, 2020
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Victorian education minister James Merlino supports a change to the current NAPLAN test. Photo: David Crosling/News Corp Australia

The Australian Education Union (AEU) is sceptical about a proposed new form of assessment called the Australian National Standardised Assessment (ANSA) after a review into NAPLAN last week.

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