Summary
Poor teaching can make the difference between a pass and a fail for thousands of GCSE pupils, according to a report released today.
Having an "excellent" teacher rather than a bad one can mean an increase of more than one GCSE grade per pupil and having a good teacher can be worth 0.6 of a grade, making the difference between a C and D grade for many young people, said the Institute for Public Policy Research.See the full content of this document
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Teaching Excellence Can Add to Children's Grades
The think-tank called for a more rigorous selection, training and monitoring of teachers to weed out under-performance...
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