Educational achievement
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- Created on: 05-11-18 22:25
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- Educational Achievement
- A levels
- Has evolved from 2 yr linear course to a modular course between 1980s to 200. there was a stronger educational reason to standardise the exam and offer greater breadth to pupils through modules
- 1989 AS (Advanced Supplementary) was introduced
- schools are measured by government performance tables where they are compared against other schools on a number of factors
- 16-19 yr olds
- 2015 qualifications divided into two.They don't always take the AS at the end of their first year they may take it at the end of the second year.
- If they do the AS will not contribute to their A level grade like they used to
- GCSEs General Certificate of Secondary Education 1986
- Year 11
- Have changed and evolved over the years. A*-G to 9-1
- EBacc The English Baccalaureatenew performance measure for schools awarded when students secure a C or above at GCSEs across 5 subjects
- Progress 8
- Its a type of added measure which means that pupils' results are compared to the actual achievement of others with the same attainment at the start
- New measurement for secondary schools. Aims to capture the progress a student makes from end of primary to end of secondary
- Attainment 8 will measure the achievement of a pupil across 8 qualifications not only GCSEs
- SATs Standard assessment tests
- 7-11 yr olds at end of KS2 and primary
- The results are published by the government and are used by the media to compile primary school league tables
- The Education Reform Act, 1988. Introduced National Curriculum, various testing and assessment methods
- A levels
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