Please reconsider the plan you have constructed for awarding our grades. It will save students huge amounts of pressure, burden and stress, and prevent massive disadvantages created by these informal assessments (internally and externally). We need ensure that students have the support they need to get through this pandemic as well as the preparation they need for university.
The momentum behind this is incredible. It shows exactly how much weight this issue carries for all of us.
Reached 100 supporters
March 11, 2021
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Bella
5 years ago
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Make them optional so that if we feel like we are happy with our grades now then we just continue to provide evidence with essays etc but if we aren’t in one subject or all we take the exams to further the evidence
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Clare Yeung
5 years ago
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The school should ensure the IB and alevel students fairness, and since both exams are cancelled, The final alevel mock papers should be OPTIONAL
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Alessandra Duijn
5 years ago
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I think optional exams would be an appropriate way to conduct assessments and appoint students final grades. It not only allows students to focus their efforts on subject which still require further evidence for certain grades, but also relieves a significant amount of stress on students who feel overwhelmed and emotionally fatigued, which proves to be the overwhelming majority.
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Stella Lindquist
5 years ago
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Although I am an IB student, I believe it to be deeply unfair that these assessments are not optional. If students or teachers feel as though they need more evidence to achieve a certain grade, they should take exams. However, making it compulsory for everyone causes unnecessary stress that could be otherwise prevented. As a school that promotes maintaining wellbeing under academic pressure, I think it is vital that as a school we align our words with our actions.
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Caroline Wilkinson
5 years ago
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Teachers should consult with us on what standard grade we are working at and then we should have the CHOICE of taking exams if we feel we want to give evidence of improvement!
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Grace Hopewell
5 years ago
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The school has no right to gdefend giving us exams when the government have never stated they were necessary
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Anonymous
4 years ago
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Helena Tung
5 years ago
I really hope the school will hear us out and work together with all stakeholders to find a win-win solution regarding this important matter.
Please reconsider the plan you have constructed for awarding our grades. It will save students huge amounts of pressure, burden and stress, and prevent massive disadvantages created by these informal assessments (internally and externally). We need ensure that students have the support they need to get through this pandemic as well as the preparation they need for university.
The momentum behind this is incredible. It shows exactly how much weight this issue carries for all of us.
Reached 100 supporters
March 11, 2021
10 Comments
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Bella
5 years ago
Featured
Make them optional so that if we feel like we are happy with our grades now then we just continue to provide evidence with essays etc but if we aren’t in one subject or all we take the exams to further the evidence
C
Clare Yeung
5 years ago
Featured
The school should ensure the IB and alevel students fairness, and since both exams are cancelled, The final alevel mock papers should be OPTIONAL
A
Alessandra Duijn
5 years ago
Featured
I think optional exams would be an appropriate way to conduct assessments and appoint students final grades. It not only allows students to focus their efforts on subject which still require further evidence for certain grades, but also relieves a significant amount of stress on students who feel overwhelmed and emotionally fatigued, which proves to be the overwhelming majority.
S
Stella Lindquist
5 years ago
Featured
Although I am an IB student, I believe it to be deeply unfair that these assessments are not optional. If students or teachers feel as though they need more evidence to achieve a certain grade, they should take exams. However, making it compulsory for everyone causes unnecessary stress that could be otherwise prevented. As a school that promotes maintaining wellbeing under academic pressure, I think it is vital that as a school we align our words with our actions.
C
Caroline Wilkinson
5 years ago
Featured
Teachers should consult with us on what standard grade we are working at and then we should have the CHOICE of taking exams if we feel we want to give evidence of improvement!
G
Grace Hopewell
5 years ago
Featured
The school has no right to gdefend giving us exams when the government have never stated they were necessary
A
Anonymous
4 years ago
1
H
Helena Tung
5 years ago
I really hope the school will hear us out and work together with all stakeholders to find a win-win solution regarding this important matter.
Make them optional so that if we feel like we are happy with our grades now then we just continue to provide evidence with essays etc but if we aren’t in one subject or all we take the exams to further the evidence