The form of the Unified State Examination will not change significantly in the next 10 years, but it is possible to supplement it with data collected by artificial intelligence, Anzor Muzaev, head of Rosobrnadzor, believes. It is reported by Interfax.
“So far, I don’t see the prospect that the form (USE), as an exam, will be completely canceled by us in the next ten years for sure,” Muzaev said on Tuesday at the hotline for the state final certification.
The head of Rosobrnadzor added that by 2030 the final exam format could be supplemented with new data arrays that will be analyzed and collected using artificial intelligence.
“Seriously, not only a person, not only a higher educational institution, but also artificial intelligence will be able to analyze those electronic traces that are behind each of us,” he explained.
According to him, the individual achievements of students will also be taken into account.
“That array of information from grades 1 to 11, that array of achievements that we have, not only in terms of standard grades, but also in participation in olympiads and competitions. Perhaps we will get a complete portrait of the graduate,” Muzaev explained.
Earlier, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, speaking with the annual report on the work of the government, said that the abolition of the Unified State Examination requires serious discussion. “If there are any alternative proposals, they should be systematically considered and proposed,” the prime minister stressed.
Source: Rosbalt
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