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Re-mark of controlled assessments

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dodo3 · 12/09/2014 09:52

Can you get them re-marked. DD was predicted A* and came out with a C, which dropped her overall grade to a A.

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BrianButterfield · 12/09/2014 10:00

It won't be the marking that was wrong, it'll be that the exam board changed the boundaries - or rather set them lower than the school was expecting. Basically when teachers mark work they can only give an educated guess at what grade a certain mark will get. The grade boundaries can change so what got an A one year might be a B or even a C another year. They can also alter schools' marks during the moderation process if they feel a centre has overmarked as a whole, which again a remark won't do anything about. It's rotten for students.

dodo3 · 12/09/2014 12:39

This is OCR all her other CA were As, as were all her other GCSEs. It does not make sense that two CA were C grade and all the other sections were A.
Thank you for the reply

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amothersplaceisinthewrong · 12/09/2014 12:42

The sooner they do away with all forms of coursework, and controlled assessments and go back to exams at the end of two years, the better.

homebythesea · 13/09/2014 08:39

Because CA's are moderated you can't get a remark. In the scheme of things given all the other overall grades I think maybe you need to move on...

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