Grade inflation versus grade improvement: Are our students getting more intelligent?

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Grade inflation versus grade improvement: Are our students getting more intelligent? https://t.co/X5VzWMirKD

RT @DrJoannaT: Read this article by Calvin Jephcote, @EmmaMedland and @BakerLygo on grade inflation or grade improvement with great interes…

Thanks Rob - I fully agree see also 'Grade inflation and contextualised admissions to university are stirring up a wasp’s nest' from 2019 there are reasons that add up. https://t.co/XgmVqlf7Om

@jim_dickinson “The unexplained variables, rather than automatically being labelled as grade inflation, should instead point to a need to investigate further ... The deficit lens through which ‘grade inflation’ is often perceived is a damaging and unhelpf…

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