Here are some videos and podcasts discussing the problem of unreliable GCSE, AS and A level school exam grades in England: More or Less  ...

Here are some videos, podcasts, magazine articles and blogs on creativity, innovation and systems thinking, and also some reviews of my...

In England, every year, more than a million high school students take GCSE (age 16), AS (age 17) and A level (age 18) exams. The grades...

In 2020 and 2021, formal 'sit-down' school exams in England were cancelled because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Students, though, still...

Over the last few weeks, I've been working on a document that tells the full story about grade (un)reliability, including * why grade...

On 27th November 2018, Ofqual published some important measures of the reliability of GCSE and A level examinations in 14 subjects -...

For many months now, the websit e of Pearson, the owners of the edexcel examination board, has been boasting that “99.2% of our grades...

In principle, the exam appeals process should right inadvertent wrongs; in practice, the process is deeply unfair, as is the process by...

UK newspapers have recently reported two instances of "teachers behaving badly": the "leakage" of examination questions by examiners who...

Over the last several years, Ofqual, the regulator of school examinations in England and Wales, has been conducting an extensive research...