511 students graduate from Wednesday their final exams for the Medium maturity at the four secondary schools in the district – in Taufkirchen, upper thing, and the two in Erding. Corona recently played a major role.

Erding – 511 students graduate from Wednesday their final exams for the Medium maturity at the four secondary schools in the district – in Taufkirchen, upper thing, and the two in Erding. It starts all with German, then French, English, math, follow, business administration, physics, art, nutrition and health, and finally, on Friday, 10. July, Works. The speaking tests the students already behind.

two weeks has moved the Ministry of culture in the tests because the Corona of a pandemic in the direction of summer holidays. By far the Best you want to be, so it is at least on some of the obligatory conclusion-Shirts of this particular vintage. With Homeschooling, teaching in small groups and focus on the examination subjects should it succeed, the four weeks of lessons free time again to catch up.

Small groups = ideal classes

And succeeded – because at least the principals of the four secondary schools agreed. Especially the small group teaching that was because of the distance rules is mandatory, and has been always taught by the respective subject teachers, is evaluated as very effective.

In the top of things, high school was it due to the low number of specimens (49) is even possible, in mathematics and English tests in the constellation of the real final examination, that is to say in the gym, to hold. "We want to take the students to a bit of nervousness," says headmaster Martin Heil Meier.

According to the statements of the students, you feel really well prepared, reported by Heil Meier, and even goes a step further: "Maybe even better than ever."

Professional young people are good

Christine Sharp, Vice-headmistress at the Girls ' high school Basilica of the Holy blood in Erding, prepared their colleagues from the upper thing can only agree with: "Technically, you are destined to be doing well, the mental component in this difficult time is, of course, for us teachers, are difficult to assess." 177 girls in six different branches of their tests. In addition to the four usual – mathematical-scientific-technical, commercial, language and works at the Girls high school in addition to the arts, and health & nutrition.

all the candidates to sit?

a bit of A head Vice principal caused a few headaches last week, Sharp is still the distribution of seats during the test. "To be able to comply with hygiene regulations, we shall take only 50 students in the gym, the Rest must be distributed to the classroom. This is of course a huge support effort.“

Simple, it has this thing. "The 49 students will write, as usual, in the upper things multi-purpose hall, where the minimum distance is very good can be met, their trials," says Heil Meier.

at the Herzog-Tassilo-Realschule Erding is next to the big gym, the small used. "The 139 students there really enough distance," says head of school Tobias Schiller. Josef Hanslmaier, principals Taufkirchen at the high school, uses his 146 specimens in the gym. "The hall is large enough and can be vented via the four outputs well," he shares.

is still Open, as the final appearance to celebrate

The listening comprehension tests in English and French, groups are held in all the schools in small class rooms, it was in other years. Also Hanslmaier looks at his students "well-prepared". If they were more nervous than usual, he could not deny with certainty, but he had noticed that with increasing time, with masks and disinfectants, to the schools, a "habituation effect" had occurred.

All of the principals were not able to comment in more Detail, in which framework the certificates on 24. July to be transferred. But all agree: It's supposed to be a small, but fine adoption. "Finally, this year, are down for our graduates all the Highlights such as study, travel, prom, and graduation," recalls Hanslmaier. Sharp emphasizes: "A dignified and solemn end, I think, is very important."

Alexandra Anderka