do you think a-level exams are a just system of evaluation?

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    1 02-06-2012  23:17
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    do you think a-level exams are a just system of evaluation?
    do you think that sitting a one and a half hour exam is a fair system to show your ability. do you think manipulating your marks through UMS is just?
    do you think exam questions are designed to test you, challenge you or even mislead you? what do you think?:2in1:
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    2 02-06-2012  23:19
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    Re: do you think a-level exams are a just system of evaluation?
    and also what do you think should be the alternative, if any?
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