Exam boards struggle to attract markers pure and simple.
Not exact matches
An investigation launched by Tes has found that
exam boards may be set to increase their fees for schools and are considering cuts to subjects in reformed GCSEs and A-levels, as they
struggle with financial pressures.
Exam boards are
struggling with the rise in demand for markers.
Exam board AQA, the only announced its decision to drop the subject in October, saying it was
struggling to recruit «sufficient experienced examiners» to mark and award specialist topics.
Exam board AQA sent a letter to teachers, saying it was
struggling to recruit «sufficient experienced examiners» to mark and award specialist topics.
As tens of thousands of pupils await their GCSE results due on Thursday, an examiners» report for the AQA
exam board has highlighted the
struggles that markers face with onscreen evaluation and illegible answers.
Schools simply look for ways to offload problematic and
struggling pupils and look to take easier
exam boards than some of the top schools to boost the pass rate.
He said as a result
exam boards were
struggling to recruit enough teachers for a job once seen as «very appealing».
Board of Regents chancellor Merryl Tisch said parents and teachers have complained that students have
struggled to finish the English
exams, which third through eighth graders will begin taking on April 14.
The New York State
Board of Regents this week voted to expand options for special education students who
struggle with academic
exams.