新南威尔士州教育部门紧急实施规则变更，规定高中证书（HSC）学生每个科目最多只能有一项居家作业计入最终成绩1。这一举措旨在应对学生利用人工智能作弊和外包思维的问题1。
根据新规，超过90%的最终成绩将由监考考试和现场评估决定1。居家任务被设定为评估成绩的上限15%，最终仅占HSC最终成绩的7.5%1。教育部长Prue Car表示"我们承诺保护学校内的教学和学习"1，而HSC主管Paul Martin指出"这对学生的信号是他们需要建立和依赖自己的知识"1。
视觉艺术、工业技术和英语扩展2等涉及重大作品的科目不受新规影响1。学生从第四学期开始12年级学习，全年评估占最终成绩的50%，期末考试占50%1。
New South Wales education authorities have implemented an emergency regulation restricting high school certificate students to a maximum of one piece of homework per subject that can be counted toward their final grades.1 The change replaces a previously considered outright ban on homework assessment and aims to address concerns about students using artificial intelligence to cheat or outsourcing their work.1
Under the new framework, more than 90 percent of students' final grades will be determined by invigilated exams and on-site assessments.1 Homework tasks are capped at 15 percent of the assessment grade, ultimately comprising just 7.5 percent of the overall HSC score.1 Certain subjects featuring major projects—including visual arts, industrial technology, and English Extension 2—remain exempt from the new restrictions.1
Education Minister Prue Car stated that the government is "committed to protecting teaching and learning inside schools,"1 while Paul Martin, head of the HSC, explained that the policy sends students the message that "they need to build and rely on their own knowledge."1 Students begin Year 12 in their fourth term, with ongoing assessments accounting for 50 percent of their final grade and end-of-year exams making up the remaining 50 percent.1
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