Greek OCR GCSE
Do teachers and students feel the grade boundaries were fair this year and the right number of top grades awarded?
Is this classical Greek?
Original post by Ave Atque Vale
Do teachers and students feel the grade boundaries were fair this year and the right number of top grades awarded?
To be honest with my components, I think so. For a 9 last year it would have been 165/200 but this year it was 168/200- an increase of 1.5%. I know the exam boards are trying to get the grade boundaries back to pre-covid levels and compared to other exam boards, I don't think there was a huge shift but it would be good to hear other's opinions.
Thank you. A small increase as you say does seem about right.
Out of interest, does the board ever award 200 out of 200?
Original post by Ave Atque Vale
Out of interest, does the board ever award 200 out of 200?
I'm sure they would. I had 50/50 for one of my papers so full marks, I'm sure, will be possible
I also know people who have got 100% on the Latin language paper so I'm sure it'll be the same.
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