Former classics teacher gets Very Good

This was a bet launched with his granddaughters. Marie-Anne Péric, 71, obtained her bachelor's degree without revising. This former professor of classical literature thought to get the mention Pretty good, but the jury awarded him a mention Very Good. The only regret for this Latinist: his average grade in French …

At 71, she was the oldest candidate for the baccalaureate of the Orleans-Tours Academy. Marie-Anne Peric has returned to her literary baccalaureat in Tours to prove to her granddaughters that she could get it without editing, reveal our colleagues
France Blue Touraine. Challenge raised since she obtains her baccalaureate with an overall average of 17.28 / 20, decorated with the mention TB.

Challenged by her granddaughters, Marie-Anne (re) passes the bac at 71 https: // t.co/H1e7l7DIqC pic.twitter.com/g5CtaIQU31

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An identical level, a more lax notation

The former teacher obtained 20 in philosophy and 20 in Latin, but also 19 in literature in foreign language, 19 in Italian, 18 in art history or 18 in English. Only disappointment for Marie-Anne Peric, she gets only 10/20 in French. A note that she does not understand: "I know my copy was good," she says.

The bachelor's degree ensures that the level of requirement is "identical to that of 30 years ago, but the level of evaluation [lui] seems more lax. In Indre-et-Loire, 83% of the final year students obtained their baccalaureate without catching up.

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