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Students were “stunned and aggrieved” and demanded a revision after their O and A level results were downgraded by Cambridge International board. which marked students based on a formula in the absence of the usual exams due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
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Students were “stunned and aggrieved” and demanded a revision after their O and A level results were downgraded by Cambridge International board , which marked students based on a formula in the absence of the usual exams due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
The O level exam results will likely come out in the third week of this month.
This year, all boards responsible for arranging O level and A level exams across the globe decided not to hold exams for its June 2020 series due to the coronavirus outbreak. Instead, they prepared results based on predicted grades and previous academic records submitted by schoolteachers, English medium schoolteachers said.
Cambridge International in a statement on Thursday said their awarding process combined teacher insights — predicted grades and rank orders — with a rigorous standardisation process, keeping teacher judgments consistent across different schools.
...Schools can make different sorts of appeals to us, and we will consider each appeal carefully and make changes where needed,” a spokesperson for Cambridge International said Thursday night.
Doctor DNA : High Time for Change " This totally biassed colonial system lies exposed and ready for a post-mortem in British Courts. Hopefully Pakistani parents and institutions will see how it destoys Meritocracy and is designed to favour a class & caste sytem to favour the colonial master no matter how ' elite ' the colonised like to think their "High Tea' is. " |
Last week, Mr Burnham said he had "heard stories of young people, who have already suffered a terrible year, having yet another injustice done to them".
..."Given that a higher proportion of students from Greater Manchester attend such institutions than in other parts of the country, I am concerned that the marking system has been unfairly discriminatory against young people here, in part due to the institutions they attend."
Approximately 125,000 O’Level students and 75,000 A’Level students. Cost O’Level Rs 16,000 per subject & A’Level Rs 19,000 per subject. Do the Math. To give the grades that have been given by CAIE & charge our students again will be HIGHWAY ROBBERY. https://t.co/K2pnDB4gmR
— Murad Raas (@DrMuradPTI) August 12, 2020
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