Q and A: How am I affected by the GCSE English row?
With the row rumbling on over GCSE English results, Channel 4 News sets out to answer a few questions for people who fear they have been unfairly treated.
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Gove promises 'more rigorous' GCSEs
Education Secretary Michael Gove says enough is enough: the time has come to make GCSEs harder. Why is he taking action now and what is going to change?
Major GCSE shake-up will mean tougher exams
GCSEs in England are being reformed, with tougher exams replacing coursework and a new grading structure to tackle "rampant grade inflation".
Gove abandons plans to scrap GCSEs
After mounting political pressure, Education Secretary Michael Gove tells parliament plans to replace GCSEs with a new English Baccalaureate Certificate will be shelved and existing exams improved.
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A very 'Govian' proposal for A-level reform
Is "Govian" a word? Obviously it's not but I think it ought to be. For today's A-level reforms, announced by the secretary of state for education, are, well...very Govian.
Rote learning: easy as ABC - but is it as useful?
Education Secretary Michael Gove reiterates his determination to introduce a culture of tougher exams - but his desire to put rote learning at its core is going down surprisingly well.
January exams scrapped in A-level reform
A-level students will only be able to sit exams in the summer, meaning the number of re-sits will be capped, under the first stage of Ofqual's A-level reforms.
Under pressure teachers 'boosted GCSE marks'
Teachers under intense pressure to achieve good grades are guilty of "significantly" over-marking pupils' GCSE coursework in some schools, says the exams regulator Ofqual.
45,000 to resit English GCSEs after marking debacle
New figures show that 45,000 students will resit their GCSE English exams, but headteachers called the resits a "gross injustice" arguing that the exams should instead be regraded.
Bright pupils 'sit GCSEs too early' warns Ofsted
Bright pupils across England fail to live up to their early promise because thousands are being entered too early for GCSE exams, reducing their chances of getting top grades, warns Ofsted.
