Sentences with phrase «of exam papers»

The vast majority of exam papers are scanned and marked onscreen, which can lead to issues if answers are not clearly written or if pupils do not use black ink as instructed.

Due to the lack of exam papers I have written one for my current Year 12's to sit as their end of year Theme 1 mock.

The second PowerPoint gives an overview of the technique for each of the four exam questions on this part of the exam paper.

The thing which worries me is not so much the new content but the style of the exam papers.

«So, on a blank sheet of exam paper he jotted down: «In the hole in the ground there lived a hobbit,»» says Atherton.

Exams regulator Ofqual that it is requiring each exam board to take actions to improve the control of exam papers

He studied at the Scuola Tecnica in Cortona until the age of fifteen, when he was expelled from the entire Italian school system for the theft of exam papers.

Former Education Minister Leighton Andrews has dismissed claims the Welsh government was «authoritarian and incompetent» over the re-grading of exam papers in 2012.

National Association of Head Teachers» leader Russell Hobby said some variation in the difficulty of exam papers from year to year was inevitable.

Each exam combination will continue to develop and test students» international tax skills to the high standard set by ADIT, with a new suite of exam paper formats to be introduced for all option papers for 2016.

Includes a set of exam papers which can be adapted Includes revision summary sheets that could be printed (adapted) and handed out to help the children revise.

According to data from exams watchdog Ofqual, just 66 of 156 specifications have been accredited, leaving 58 per cent of exam papers still in draft form.

«The technology we have developed enables schools, colleges and universities across the UK and in other parts of the world to solve the growing problem of exam paper tampering,» says Paul Jones, the company's Sales Director.

Ofqual is launching a consultation to overhaul the appeals system, with annual figures revealing a significant increase in the remarking of exam papers.

More than 2,300 pupils have received better GCSE English Language results after a regrading of exam papers.

Maths has been particularly tricky - with pupils from top sets of their schools coming out of exams saying they could not understand whole sections of the exam paper.

Either they couriered one of the exam papers over and we photocopied it, or they allowed us to photocopy a Burlington Danes one.

That is why Ofqual works with exam boards to ensure they have sufficient capacity to make sure the marking of exam papers is prompt and accurate.»

(Man, can you imagine shading a name like that in the OAS sheet of your exam paper?)

Commenting on the announcement by exams regulator Ofqual that it is requiring each exam board to take actions to improve the control of exam papers, Chris Keates, General Secretary of the NASUWT, the largest teachers» union, said:

«Each of our exam papers goes through a lot of checks, but unfortunately errors can very occasionally slip through.

The statement concluded: «Once again, we are sorry for this error on one of our exam papers and we are investigating how it got through our assurance processes as a matter of urgency.

Exam boards will be asked to «specifically track the proportions of their examiners coming from different schools» but Ofqual is not planning to put in place any further restrictions on who can be examiners based on what type of school they teach in, warning that the «quality» of exam papers could «suffer» otherwise.

A spokesperson for AQA said: «Each of our exam papers goes through a lot of checks.