Could it be, just bear with me, that A-levels are not maybe the best measure of potential, and that they develop as learners?
Hundreds of students with less than three D grades at A level are going on to get first-class degrees each year. Story @nicolawoolcock @thetimes @nickhillmanhttps://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/university-grades-firsts-for-quarter-of-students-with-lowest-a-levels-k9j038rbt …
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Yes of course that's a factor, but nobody can deny the that way more people get first class awards as a general point. I saw a chart on that a while back and it was amazing.
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A lovely good news story. It’s nice to see the excellence of university teaching being celebrated for a change </sarcasm>
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Millions of one year olds who couldn’t walk & talk go on to ... walk and talk.. intelligence & skills develop over time
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I got a A level C and D, and AS level A and E. pretty poor. Only got into university because the course was under-subscribed. Worked hard, found my way of learning, got a 1st, did a PhD and now a lecturer. I think the issue is more secondary school doesn't prep everyone for uni
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Raises interesting questions - if the Augar review does stop those with the lowest A levels from accessing tuition fee loans, what will that mean for late developers?
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That's one possible explanation.
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That is the voice of revolution andy
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