Research library
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Critiquing the rationales for using comparative judgement: a call for clarity
By Kate Tremain Kelly, Mary Richardson, Talia Isaacs
Published 18 Nov 2022 -
Evaluation of students’ and teachers’ experiences of remote on-screen GCSE English assessment
By Katy Finch, Victoria Armstrong
Published 23 Sep 2021 -
White space in assessment materials – 'space to think' or a 'waste of space'?
By Charlotte Stephenson, Bryan Maddox
Published 1 Jun 2021 -
By Rachel Taylor
Published 19 Jul 2016 -
By Claire Whitehouse
Published 24 Oct 2012 -
Using adaptive comparative judgement to obtain a highly reliable rank order in summative assessment
By Claire Whitehouse, Alastair Pollitt
Published 20 Jun 2012 -
'Maybe I'm not as good as I think I am.' How qualification users interpret their examination results
By Suzanne Chamberlain
Published 5 Mar 2012 -
The fear factor: students’ experiences of test anxiety when taking A-level examinations
By Suzanne Chamberlain, Anthony Daly, Victoria Spalding
Published 5 Sep 2011 -
Test anxiety, heart rate and performance in A-level French speaking mock exams: an exploratory study
By Anthony Daly, Suzanne Chamberlain, Victoria Spalding
Published 3 Aug 2011 -
The impact of re-sitting on the fairness of grading
By Christopher Wheadon
Published 22 Sep 2010