https://excelinkeysubjects.com/a-level-grades-misallocation-injustice-due-to-lack-of-individuality/ Teaching that Guarantees Result Mon, 29 Dec 2025 17:33:19 +0000 hourly 1 https://excelinkeysubjects.com/a-level-grades-misallocation-injustice-due-to-lack-of-individuality/#comment-15 Tue, 18 Aug 2020 07:05:27 +0000 https://excelinkeysubjects.com/?p=3363#comment-15 Hello and thank you for your comment. The fact that teachers predicted high grades when your son applied to universities must have been because they feel that your son is capable of getting those grades. Perhaps they lower the prediction for his A-level after exams’ cancellation due to bad mock or other tests he did after the initial prediction. It’s good that the government has backed down and instructed that teacher’s predicted grade must go through; however, it is highly unlikely that they will back down further and allow the grade that was originally forecast for UCAS application. What I’d advise at this stage to to try and see the best university he can get into with the grades he has, as the university where the degree is awarded matters more than the course he studies, with the exception of medicine and law. It is better to go into a foundation year at a top university, if he can get one than to go to just any university. The other option is to take a year out. All the best to your son.

]]> https://excelinkeysubjects.com/a-level-grades-misallocation-injustice-due-to-lack-of-individuality/#comment-14 Mon, 17 Aug 2020 13:08:20 +0000 https://excelinkeysubjects.com/?p=3363#comment-14 Hi, this article is very good and addresses nowadays issues with education system. My problem is that teachers predicted ABB in December when my son applied for universities and the teachers assessment grades now have fallen to BDE though it was lockdown from March. Can you please advise what would be my best course of action considering that teachers assessment grades are about to seal everything off. Thank you

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