GCSE maths foundation question
Does this apply to GCSE maths foundation?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/2017/08/24/passing-exam-has-never-easier-just-15-per-cent-required-pass/
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/education/2017/08/24/passing-exam-has-never-easier-just-15-per-cent-required-pass/
no, the article is talking about higher
Original post by _gcx
no, the article is talking about higher
Which in itself is ridiculous.
Original post by wiseguy99
Which in itself is ridiculous.
Not really. Roughly the same proportion of candidates achieved a C or above last year as 4 or above this year.
Original post by _gcx
Not really. Roughly the same proportion of candidates achieved a C or above last year as 4 or above this year.
That doesn't make it a sensible policy, To be able to get a GOOD pass in maths for somewhere between 15%-20% is crazy.
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