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Parents may be asked to supervise school tests（http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/04/11/2869638.htm）
洲政府提议如果老师罢工抵制即将来临的全国中小学统考（NAPLAN）的监考工作，学生家长对可能会被要求来协助考试的监督工作，对此家长联合会表示不满和愤怒。。。
Parents groups say they are outraged at the Federal Government's suggestion that it would ask parents to supervise the school literacy and numeracy tests if teachers go ahead with a boycott.
The Australian Education Union is planning to ban its members from running the NAPLAN tests, as part of its fight with the Government over the My School website.
Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard, who is also Education Minister, has told ABC's Insiders program that parents would be asked to step in and supervise the tests if need be.
"One option clearly on the table is asking parents to assist with supervising the test," she said.
"Obviously they would do that under instruction from qualified supervisors and we would need to make sure that people had working with children checks and the like.
"It's not my intention to create problems but it's not me ... that's considering a ban - it's the Australian Education Union."
Dianne Giblin, the president of the Federation of Parents and Citizens' Associations of New South Wales, says the suggestion is totally inappropriate.
"The federation is appaled with the decision by Julia Gillard, or the suggestion at least, for parents to supervise the literacy and numeracy tests," she said.
"This is clearly the responsibility of the government and education jurisdictions across the country."
Federal Opposition leader Tony Abbott says it does not look good for Ms Gillard if that happens.
"It seems to me that the Deputy Prime Minister has completely lost control of her portfolio if she's talking about tests not being administered by professional people," he said.
But Victorian Premier John Brumby says he would be very surprised if parents were asked to supervise the school literacy and numeracy tests.
Mr Brumby is doubtful that would happen in Victoria.
"I don't want to get into the hypotheticals about whether the union will or whether the union won't - I'd just say it's a hypothetical scenario and a hypothetical question and I'd be very surprised if it came to that situation in Victoria," he said. |
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