#Gcse

The Right Writing

rightwritingg

Extracts by writers of colour for remote learning As we launch into the world of virtual classrooms and lessons again I am reminded of how difficult it can be to

Dr Duncan Robertson

Dr_D_Robertson

In the discussion on A-level grades, a reminder that the Government is well aware of the problems of models and algorithms, and their implementation In 2012, the West Coast franchise

Amy Gibbons

tweetsbyames

With #GCSE2020 results in just two days, where do we find ourselves now? There's been an awful lot of updates and U turns over the past week. For those feeling

Sam Strickland

Strickomaster

Pushing back exams hasn’t gone down well with some. If accountability remains & the pupils are sitting them next summer, what’s the solution? Historically exams used to be in June

Jonathan Fearnley

JJFearnley

THREADThere's a question I get asked all the time as a maths teacher:"When am I ever going to use this in real life?" "I'm making you smarter" or "How do

Dr Sophina Choudry

DrSophina_Ch

1/n Let me tell you how I internalised my own exam failure: with 5 GCSEs at grade E, a grade A,B&C in German, English & Urdu, & an Access certificate

Jemma Sherwood

jemmaths

THREAD on the Ofqual consultation.The exams situation is a fiasco on top of a debacle. Yes - loads of kids have missed out on schooling. That is bad. Yes -

Jacob Olivey

OliveyJacob

Here’s what (I hope) is a fair-minded thread about this...1). The ‘examification’ of humanities subjects (3-year GCSE programmes, excessive mock-mock-mocks, doing loads of lessons on ‘Question 4 AO2 practice’) is

Steven Proud

DrStevenProud

I wanted to write a thread about my understanding of the A-level adjustments, partly developed through discussion with @Frances_Coppola, and others.As a summary, the adjustments, whilst creating a distribution that

Nikki McGee

RE_McGEE

This report on the teaching of Hinduism makes interesting reading. I loved teaching GCSE Hinduism, for me teaching a Dharmic faith alongside Christianity at GCSE was a key aspect of

Jonathan Mountstevens

MrMountstevens

Interesting responses to yesterday's @tes article about how GCSE and A Level results will be determined. Some angry that teachers grades will not be respected and others arguing that @ofqual

Tamara Cohen

tamcohen

A u-turn would remedy terrible injustices for some pupils, but creates other problems. Ofqual said teacher grades at A-Levels this year "implausibly high" eg 13.9% A* grades (7.7% in 2019)

Miss

missdcox

Thread of RE remote learning resources for #TeamRE #RE #REteacher Mostly KS3-KS5 but plenty of the links within for KS1-2. List of links for videos, podcasts, subject knowledge, online lessons

Catherine van Saarloos

CoreMathsCat

I can't begin to imagine how stressful all the school uncertainty must be right now. If you are having to think about online lessons this is just a thread to

John Mercer

MercerCSTeacher

Very exciting week, it was GCSE options evening and I had a wonderfully diverse & inclusive group of students saying they were interested in Computer Science. Over 40% were girls,

Pasco Fearon

PascoFearon

This is honestly one of the best things I’ve read on twitter, thank you @actionheroteach (great handle by the way!) 1/3https://twitter.com/actionheroteach/status/1284087533622693889 This very explicit pressure placed on kids at GCSE

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