Voices in practice: the future of internal assessment

Stephen Rollet; Maurice Galton; Rod Thomas; David Lambert

Voices in practice: the future of internal assessment

Stephen Rollet, Maurice Galton, Rod Thomas, David Lambert

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A public consultation on reforming Key Stage 4 qualifications is underway, with the government outlining its intention to assess the proposed replacement of GCSE, the EBC, '100% by externally marked examinations'. The government is of the opinion that by restrcting the use of controlled assessment, 'malpractice' such as plagiarism and rote learning will be reduced. We asked our discussion panel what they think of the proposals.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	1-2
Journal	Learning & Teaching Update
Issue number	59
Publication status	Published - Nov 2012

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