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Local Government IntelligenceLet's talk exam standards
29 Apr 2010
Exam standards - Join the debate. To be held at RSA House, London.
Cambridge Assessment hosted an open and frank discussion about examination standards to clarify public understanding of the different examination standard issues.
How to participate
Comment: Have your say on exam standards now by taking part in the online discussion and posting your thoughts at: www.examstandardsdebate.org.uk
The event was recorded so you can watch again at your convenience now.
Programme
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10:00
Bene’t Steinberg Group Director – Public Affairs, Cambridge Assessment
Introduction from the Chair
Biography: Bene’t Steinberg
10:10
Tim Oates Group Director of Assessment Research and Development, Cambridge Assessment
Viewpoint from Tim Oates
Biography: Tim Oates
10:20
Professor Roger Murphy School of Education, Centre for Developing and Evaluating Lifelong Learning, University of Nottingham
Viewpoint from Professor Roger Murphy
Biography: Roger Murphy
10:30
John Bangs Assistant Secretary of Education, National Union of Teachers
Viewpoint from John Bangs
Biography: John Bangs
10:40
Professor Gordon Stobart Institute of Education, University of London
Viewpoint from Professor Gordon Stobart
10:50
Anastasia de Waal Director of Family and Education at Civitas
Viewpoint from Anastasia de Waal
Biography: Anastasia de Waal
11:00
Questions and clarification
11:15
Coffee break
11:35
Debate
12:50
Bene't Steinberg Group Director – Public Affairs, Cambridge Assessment
Chair's summary
13:00
Event close
13:05
Interview - Professor Gordon Stobart Institute of Education, University of London
Biography: Gordon Stobart
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