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With this results day seeing the first set of Linear a level results being published and increasing numbers of AS levels following that system, what do you think the reaction will be, if any, by the press or government?
Will there be less higher grades or will they lower the boundaries to make it seem like a sucess?
I only took one linear a level this year (history) and I still struggled with pointlessly retaking last years exams, along with my A2 exams, despite having an A already.
Will there be less higher grades or will they lower the boundaries to make it seem like a sucess?
I only took one linear a level this year (history) and I still struggled with pointlessly retaking last years exams, along with my A2 exams, despite having an A already.
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(Original post by Qmwnebrv)
With this results day seeing the first set of Linear a level results being published and increasing numbers of AS levels following that system, what do you think the reaction will be, if any, by the press or government?
Will there be less higher grades or will they lower the boundaries to make it seem like a sucess?
I only took one linear a level this year (history) and I still struggled with pointlessly retaking last years exams, along with my A2 exams, despite having an A already.
With this results day seeing the first set of Linear a level results being published and increasing numbers of AS levels following that system, what do you think the reaction will be, if any, by the press or government?
Will there be less higher grades or will they lower the boundaries to make it seem like a sucess?
I only took one linear a level this year (history) and I still struggled with pointlessly retaking last years exams, along with my A2 exams, despite having an A already.
That being said, more exams are becoming linear this year so it might be that there is a slight increase in the boundaries, but nothing too drastic. But we'll have to wait and see on the 17th.
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