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GCSE English video assessment explained
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Monday, 14 November
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Mark Rosser
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When video evidence became a compulsory requirement of the PE curriculum, it seemed a natural fit, as being a practical subject, it lends itself well to this type of documentation. However, when Ofqual mandated video assessment and evidence in the GCSE English Spoken Language component, a few eyebrows were raised.
Having had over a year to get used to the new requirement, schools are now preparing themselves to take on the new and potentially very challenging process.
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