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GCSE and IGCSE – different but equal? Neil Defty & Nicola Forster Secondary Systems Programme Managers London, January 2012.

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1 GCSE and IGCSE – different but equal? Neil Defty & Nicola Forster Secondary Systems Programme Managers London, January 2012

2 Comparing GCSE grading with IGCSE grading… Note: not comparing course content - purely looking at how pupils typically perform in GCSEs and IGCSEs, compared to their underlying ability

3 The theory

4 The 2009 analysis

5 But what about the differences in grading between the Exam Boards?

6 Maths analysis by Board

7 But what about the skewed sample? OK, let’s look at Independent schools only…

8 The 2009 analysis again

9 Maths analysis by Board again

10 The future… Increased take-up of IGCSEs should allow us to investigate these differences in more depth – and more importantly be able to provide separate GCSE/IGCSE predictions and Value Added analyses as part of our monitoring systems’ feedback


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