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We compare this way in the UK. The same students are compared each year with the assumption that some progress will be made, and that students will eventually r
by MarcScott 11y ago
We compare this way in the UK. The same students are compared each year with the assumption that some progress will be made, and that students will eventually reached a predicted level that is set externally and based on past performance and socio-economic factors. (http://www.fft.org.uk/ http://www.fft.org.uk/)
It's still ridiculous and leads to teaching-to-the-test, fiddling with data, and undue pressure on teachers and learners.