This sounds pretty stupid. Ofqual apparently gave students on foundation papers 6s. But teachers are now complaining that their student have too high grades and that the grades raised by the algorithm should not be. What do you think ?
Mass disruption and grade inflation are two of the most widespread consequences of the pandemic in 2020. But I don't think that parents or students will be enthusiastic about grades considered too high being appealed.
This sounds pretty stupid. Ofqual apparently gave students on foundation papers 6s. But teachers are now complaining that their student have too high grades and that the grades raised by the algorithm should not be. What do you think ?
Mass disruption and grade inflation are two of the most widespread consequences of the pandemic in 2020. But I don't think that parents or students will be enthusiastic about grades considered too high being appealed.
Yeah that's what I was thinking. Ofqual should potentially have just not bothered using the algorithm for GCSEs since it had been scrapped before results day.
This sounds pretty stupid. Ofqual apparently gave students on foundation papers 6s. But teachers are now complaining that their student have too high grades and that the grades raised by the algorithm should not be. What do you think ?