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fallen behind. many of you will to say kids need to feel the pressure of gcses coming down the line. what do you think are sats much too much, much too young? do they put children under unnecessary pressure? or are they an important tool for measuring abilities? how many millilitres of squash are in each drink? what is the correct answer? are sats up to scratch? what is the correct answer? get in touch, let s talk. call free. call me on 08085 909693. text 85058. follow 5 live on facebook and twitter.. it is good to see. here the news. train passengers are facing cancellations on many lines at the start of a weekend likely to be severely disrupted by strike action. train drivers in the aslef union have walked out today, in their continuing dispute about pay and conditions. more disruption is expected tomorrow, when rmt union members walk out. the uk economy grew a small amount over the first three months of the year. official figures show that gross domestic product increase
hazel joins us now hazeljoins us now with a copy of that reading paper. we are also joined by the vice president of the national association of head teachers. before we go through all of this and the actual question is, can you give me an idea of how big a problem or how upsetting or how concerned teachers are about the level of difficulty of this paper? some people will think it is an exam paper, it is supposed to be tough. it is about the number of words in the paper, 35% more in the reading booklet than the previous year. a number of children didn t finish my even though they finished practice papers. this is the first experience for children, at the age of ten and 11. that can affect the whole school career in terms of attitude to test. what was the biggest concern? it
amount of time. what we could do is adaptive testing. say you take for example a reading paper. you read a test and we are asking five questions. if you get all five right, you get five harder questions. if you get some of them wrong you will be retested on the question is testing that skill that you got wrong before, just to check, did you really understand it, can you really do it? then the test adapt according to the answers you give. that means you get a shorter test, a less stressful task. you don t have children being faced with question upon question i can t answer. and in a way doing that method some people argue, experts argue, it would be a better and less stressful way to test our children. by stressful way to test our children. by the way, the 850 millilitre bottle of squash makes 17 drinks. how many millilitres of squash are in each drink? the answer is 50 millilitres. i had to scratch my head a little bit. it is not my
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