This is not 'an incident'. That would be trivializing evil. Read Hannah Arendt. This act of antisemitic hatred also attacked the memory of victims of Auschwitz commemorated in the exhibition.
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@ctrp44 @0Huggett0 @JuliaHB1@stickiebeak1 That's fair, I've discussed it with my own teachers before about how you're all judged on what we get. There's probably more to it that I'm not aware of but I do get why teachers have marked in that way
@ctrp44 @0Huggett0 @JuliaHB1@stickiebeak1 I know it's teachers, many of mine mark them for exam boards. I would think that the teacher who has taught us knows our ability far better than an exam that has been built up into such a massive event How does two hours show our ability over two years of consistent work
@AFCD0N@jxmes38@owen_bhafc I'm not saying we're victims. I agree your yeargroup has a very unfair disadvantage to precious years. We were not just handed grades though, they're based off a hell of a lot of hard work. Many people have actually lost out on uni places because of the grades they were given
@ctrp44 @0Huggett0 @JuliaHB1@stickiebeak1 Given to us based on two years of hard work instead of two hours in an exam hall, by people who know us and our abities rather than a stranger paid to mark each test as quickly as possible.
@Joffrey61964585 @0Huggett0 @JuliaHB1@stickiebeak1 Exams test how much you can remember, if you write in the exact format the examiner is looking for. You are taught to pass an exam, not taught so that you actually retain any knowledge thereafter. I struggled with exams but in real life I'm fine under pressure
@ReallyffsReally @JuliaHB1@stickiebeak1 I'm not naive. Being an adult has its own problems. Emphasis is placed on exams as the outcome of our entire education, they are hard. The courses & workload are hard. You take four years of intense courses and exams and then dismiss the work put into them because we're children
@JuliaHB1@stickiebeak1 Perhaps Julie, the stress of exams is so absolutely ridiculous that many students find it difficult on the day. Perhaps the teachers who have taught them and know them are aware of the knowledge they have and their abilities in their chosen subjects.
@jxmes38@owen_bhafc And GCSEs this year too, they also worked very hard. Hopefully the government is able to do the right thing and change the way next year's exams are assessed or something. It's completely unfair for you to sit an exam after so long out of school
@jxmes38@owen_bhafc There was a lot of work and stress that went into our A-Level results. I understand that you might not see that and that your exams will be doubly hard and it is completely out of your control. Don't dismiss the hard work we put in though, we did everything except the final exam.
@Dr_BarryAllen@msapplebya@GavinWilliamson (3) Iโd also like to let you know that in the UK school system, almost all emphasis is placed on the exam, (for most courses) We are taught to โrely on the final examโ as that is what is marked. Not how many times we put our hand up and answered a question over a year ago.
@Dr_BarryAllen@msapplebya@GavinWilliamson Impact your grade. This hasnโt ever happened before. Youโre clearly unaware of how the school system here works. Kindly keep your opinions to yourself instead of accusing an entire cohort of 17 and 18 year olds of not working hard enough. We worked bloody hard and deserve better.