A dispute over pass grades that were set lower than advised by examiners for Higher maths last summer have prompted the departure of half a dozen senior examiners from Scotland’s qualifications body, leading to concerns over marking for this year’s papers. This is from the Times…
Five members of the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) have resigned after the principal assessor for Higher maths had his contract terminated last summer, in a dispute over setting the pass mark lower than advised. (more…)
