The Exam Isn’t Testing What You Think It Is
Most people assume GCSE exams are testing knowledge. They are… but only partially. What they’re really testing is something else: How well a student can translate knowledge into the format
Most people assume GCSE exams are testing knowledge. They are… but only partially. What they’re really testing is something else: How well a student can translate knowledge into the format
It’s an odd thing to watch. A student can sit in front of you and explain a scientific concept clearly, logically… even confidently. And then a few weeks later, the
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This is a phrase I hear quite often after exams: “I knew it… I just didn’t write it right.” It’s usually said with a mix of frustration and quiet confusion.
Let’s be honest: are you one of those brilliant GCSE Biology students whose brain just freezes the moment a math symbol appears? You pour your heart into understanding mitosis and
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Hey, future scientists and high-score hunters! Ever found yourself completely in the zone during a gaming session? You know, when you’re flawlessly dodging enemy attacks, nailing that impossible shot, or
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The landscape of education in England has faced significant challenges, particularly with rising pupilviolence and behaviour issues post-pandemic. A recent BBC survey revealed that nearly one in five teachers had
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As a director of the A.S Neill Summerhill CIC and past Science teacher and community member of Summerhill School I wanted to share this latest blog post from the CIC
As a child who disliked school and the education system, it came as a surprise when at the age of 19 years I decided I wanted to re-enter education and
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