[etni] Re: moed bet
- From: "N&M Barbiru" <nehamab@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "Shoshana Ben-Yaakov" <aryeben@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, <etni@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2005 19:48:26 +0200
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Dear Shoshana,
You are right regarding the taking of Moed Bet. (I checked later on the
site)
However, I did NOT answer that question. I said I did NOT know the answer to
that specific question.
I answered the second question which was a different situation.
If someone finishes the 4 point exam (CDE) in 11th grade and then tries the
5 point exam (FG) in 12th grade,
but is not happy with the 5 point grade and would rather have the 4 point
listed on his Bagrut, what does he do?
I stick to my answer (See below)
I hope you agree. If I am wrong, please correct me.
Nehama
To the question:
If that is possible and the student is then dissatisfied with his 5 point
final grade, can he or she ignore it and choose to stick with the 4 point
grade?
I answered:
He/The school has to write a letter to the Mador Bhinot asking for the 4
point grade to be on his Bagrut Form.
Shoshana ben-Yaakov from Himmelfarb high school answered:
> Sorry Nehama,
> This does not work.
> The idea of Moed bet and the Hebrew meaning of the term means that in Moed
> bet a students can ONLY redo an exam which he took already in Moed Alef.
> For instance, If a student sits for C, D and E in Moed Alef he can only
> sit
> for those same exams in Moed Bet (None Others).
> If he takes F or G or both in the winter he can retake them in the summer;
> or if he takes them in the summer he can either retake them in Moed Bet in
> the same summer or in the next winter Moed.
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