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Does anyone know if the work we're being set during the lockdown could be used as evidence to decide our GCSEs? I haven't been doing all the work that's been set and I'm concerned that it could contribute to my final grade. Does anyone know?
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no any work that’s been set since lockdown isnt going to effect grades for a levels or gcse as the exam boards have decided it’s unfair.
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(Original post by jd1202)
no any work that’s been set since lockdown isnt going to effect grades for a levels or gcse as the exam boards have decided it’s unfair.d
no any work that’s been set since lockdown isnt going to effect grades for a levels or gcse as the exam boards have decided it’s unfair.d
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I haven't been doing any of the work , but my science teacher said the work we do now (in her case) will determine our ranking within our grade.
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no there is no point in doing work. there was a statement put out a week or 2 ago stating that the marks given for gcse & a level will be produced by the teachers but only using work we’ve done before schools closed out of fairness
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(Original post by abb1e007)
I haven't been doing any of the work , but my science teacher said the work we do now (in her case) will determine our ranking within our grade.
I haven't been doing any of the work , but my science teacher said the work we do now (in her case) will determine our ranking within our grade.
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No more work is considered for ur final predicted grade
Unfortunately I’m in yr 12 and still have to revise for next year 😞😒😕
Unfortunately I’m in yr 12 and still have to revise for next year 😞😒😕
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its really frustrating because my teachers are saying we still have to do the work , I emailed our sort of education person in our school and he said this there is no requirement for teachers to set more work however if they are between a grade 5-6 then it'll give the students a chance to prove they can get the 6. but I dont know how doing Hegarty quizzes and educake will change a grade.
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(Original post by abb1e007)
its really frustrating because my teachers are saying we still have to do the work , I emailed our sort of education person in our school and he said this there is no requirement for teachers to set more work however if they are between a grade 5-6 then it'll give the students a chance to prove they can get the 6. but I dont know how doing Hegarty quizzes and educake will change a grade.
its really frustrating because my teachers are saying we still have to do the work , I emailed our sort of education person in our school and he said this there is no requirement for teachers to set more work however if they are between a grade 5-6 then it'll give the students a chance to prove they can get the 6. but I dont know how doing Hegarty quizzes and educake will change a grade.
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(Original post by jd1202)
i would just concentrate on preparing for your chosen sixth form to be honest, if you know what a levels you want to do try to start studying them, the jump from gcse to a level is huge trust me !
i would just concentrate on preparing for your chosen sixth form to be honest, if you know what a levels you want to do try to start studying them, the jump from gcse to a level is huge trust me !
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See that just doesn't seem fair and I don't think they can do that because some students may be unable to complete the work. How were your mocks?
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you need to email her and ask why has the government made a statement stating otherwise if that’s the case, she’s most likely still setting you work due to that being her job, not because of the grades
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I think there might have been misunderstanding around what will count and won't count moving forward. Ofqual have advised that teachers and schools should be extremely careful in using any evidence since schools have been closed, but they haven't completely ruled it out. Not to worry people but I think it's important to be clear, and I think it's important for students to continue doing the work set by teachers, for a whole multitude of reasons even if they do not impact your final grade.
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(Original post by Evil Homer)
I think there might have been misunderstanding around what will count and won't count moving forward. Ofqual have advised that teachers and schools should be extremely careful in using any evidence since schools have been closed, but they haven't completely ruled it out. Not to worry people but I think it's important to be clear, and I think it's important for students to continue doing the work set by teachers, for a whole multitude of reasons even if they do not impact your final grade.
I think there might have been misunderstanding around what will count and won't count moving forward. Ofqual have advised that teachers and schools should be extremely careful in using any evidence since schools have been closed, but they haven't completely ruled it out. Not to worry people but I think it's important to be clear, and I think it's important for students to continue doing the work set by teachers, for a whole multitude of reasons even if they do not impact your final grade.
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