Complaint to AQA - Unit 1 and 2 Sociology exam 11/05/2015 and 14/05/2015
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Pauline Rigby
11 years ago
I think that the criteria should be checked, students should not face questions that were not in the syllabus
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Pauline Rigby
11 years ago
I want my grandson to have an a star and he has been unfairly treated as he has not been taught about the a level vocabulary so the matter should be seen in to
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Pauline Rigby
11 years ago
I want my grandson to have an a star and he has been unfairly treated as he has not been taught about the a level vocabulary so the matter should be seen in to
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Pauline Rigby
11 years ago
I want my grandson to have an a star and he has been unfairly treated as he has not been taught about the a level vocabulary so the matter should be seen in to
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Pauline Rigby
11 years ago
I want my grandson to have an a star and he has been unfairly treated as he has not been taught about the a level vocabulary so the matter should be seen in to
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Michael Rigby
11 years ago
I would like to lend my support to the petition.
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Caroline Hunt
11 years ago
My son revised really hard for this exam and it is extremely frustrating that his hard work has potentially not paid off because the content of the exam was not in line with what they have been taught. I think a re-sit or a lower grade boundary should definitely be considered.
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Caroline Hunt
11 years ago
My son revised really hard for this exam and it is extremely frustrating that his hard work has potentially not paid off because the content of the exam was not in line with what they have been taught. I think a re-sit or a lower grade boundary should definitely be considered.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Completely unfair on us students, had no choice but to miss out questions as we didnt know where to even start by answering them as terms and questions that were in the paper were completely foreign to us. Absolutely ridiculous, jeopardising our chance at getting a gcse especially as the subject is 100% written exam.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Completely unfair on us students, had no choice but to miss out questions as we didnt know where to even start by answering them as terms and questions that were in the paper were completely foreign to us. Absolutely ridiculous, jeapordising our chance at getting a gcse especially as the subject is 100% written exam.
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Courtney
11 years ago
Not fair to sit these exams with predicted grades and then read questions about things that we've never even learnt. Disgraceful.
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beth
11 years ago
I didn't do that exam but I'm gonna sign this anyway
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I believe it was utterly wrong for putting an alevel question in there as though its for GCSE
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lucy
11 years ago
Ridiculous questions asked.
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lucy
11 years ago
Ridiculous questions asked.
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latifah ahmed
11 years ago
I came across words that i havent been taught throughout paper 1 and paper 2
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Shafeeqa Ahmed
11 years ago
I done the paper 1 and paper 2 sociology exam and came across a level terms which I was not taught at gcse and means I lost marks
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Shafeeqa Ahmed
11 years ago
I done the paper 1 and paper 2 sociology exam and came across a level terms which I was not taught at gcse and means I lost marks
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Rachel Wood
11 years ago
I did not have a clue what an anomie was as I had never learnt it. The questions were quite c
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Lois Kelly
11 years ago
After seeing the a level definition questions, I began to really panic and it would not be fair for the marks to be included in our grades as we had not learnt them
I think that the criteria should be checked, students should not face questions that were not in the syllabus
I want my grandson to have an a star and he has been unfairly treated as he has not been taught about the a level vocabulary so the matter should be seen in to
I want my grandson to have an a star and he has been unfairly treated as he has not been taught about the a level vocabulary so the matter should be seen in to
I want my grandson to have an a star and he has been unfairly treated as he has not been taught about the a level vocabulary so the matter should be seen in to
I want my grandson to have an a star and he has been unfairly treated as he has not been taught about the a level vocabulary so the matter should be seen in to
I would like to lend my support to the petition.
My son revised really hard for this exam and it is extremely frustrating that his hard work has potentially not paid off because the content of the exam was not in line with what they have been taught. I think a re-sit or a lower grade boundary should definitely be considered.
My son revised really hard for this exam and it is extremely frustrating that his hard work has potentially not paid off because the content of the exam was not in line with what they have been taught. I think a re-sit or a lower grade boundary should definitely be considered.
Completely unfair on us students, had no choice but to miss out questions as we didnt know where to even start by answering them as terms and questions that were in the paper were completely foreign to us. Absolutely ridiculous, jeopardising our chance at getting a gcse especially as the subject is 100% written exam.
Completely unfair on us students, had no choice but to miss out questions as we didnt know where to even start by answering them as terms and questions that were in the paper were completely foreign to us. Absolutely ridiculous, jeapordising our chance at getting a gcse especially as the subject is 100% written exam.
Not fair to sit these exams with predicted grades and then read questions about things that we've never even learnt. Disgraceful.
I didn't do that exam but I'm gonna sign this anyway
I believe it was utterly wrong for putting an alevel question in there as though its for GCSE
Ridiculous questions asked.
Ridiculous questions asked.
I came across words that i havent been taught throughout paper 1 and paper 2
I done the paper 1 and paper 2 sociology exam and came across a level terms which I was not taught at gcse and means I lost marks
I done the paper 1 and paper 2 sociology exam and came across a level terms which I was not taught at gcse and means I lost marks
I did not have a clue what an anomie was as I had never learnt it. The questions were quite c
After seeing the a level definition questions, I began to really panic and it would not be fair for the marks to be included in our grades as we had not learnt them