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Exam results: why do some subjects not have bell curves?
GCSE results data shows that while some subjects enjoy neat grade distribution, many others see multiple peaks across the spread of grades. Dennis Sherwood explores why
Secondary
17 July 2025
Curriculum and assessment review: Why is marking accuracy ignored?
Despite recognising the importance of exam grades, the review’s interim report fails to acknowledge concerns about the accuracy of marking and the appeals process, warns Dennis Sherwood
General
21 March 2025
Which subjects have the most exam grades changed on appeal?
A deep dive into the data around exam grade changes reveals some interesting insights that could prove helpful to teachers considering appeals next results day
Secondary
16 January 2025
Exam marking errors are just the tip of the iceberg
We know that exam grades are changed each year due to challenges but the problem of marking errors is likely much bigger than anyone realises, says Dennis Sherwood
Secondary
3 October 2024
Why GCSEs 2021 might actually be good for teachers
Teachers are being given extraordinary power over this year’s grades – could this set a precedent, asks Dennis Sherwood
Secondary
22 March 2021
We need to act now to make sure GCSE grades are fair
Many schools and students have been unhappy with their IB results this year. How do we stop the same thing happening with GCSEs, asks Dennis Sherwood
8 July 2020
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