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Measuring the progress of students on advanced qualifications using the learner achievement tracker value-added measure - full consultation
01 Dec 2008
Ref: 080160
This consultation is now closed.
The learner achievement tracker value-added measure is statistical software that can be used to measure students’ progress on graded level 3 qualifications.
This consultation seeks views on its use in school sixth form and college performance reports.
This is the full consultation. There is also a short consultation.
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