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August 13, 2020

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The COVID-19 cohort and the ‘mess’ of public exams: reconsidering the roles and responsibilities

attainment, Education, Children and Families, Network for Social and Educational Equity, Professor Chris Chapman, Professor Melanie EhrenBy Social Sciences CommunicationsAugust 13, 2020

Reflections on fundamental questions on the roles and purposes of public exams and how these were not taken adequately into account when deciding on alternative grading arrangements.

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