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papa smurf

26-08-2020 17:22

Re: A-level and GCSE results fiasco.

Another one bites the dust

Top civil servant at Department for Education to leave after A-levels chaos
Following the controversy over the awarding of A-level grades this month, Jonathan Slater will stand down as permanent secretary at the department on 1 September.

https://news.sky.com/story/top-civil...chaos-12057141

Maggy

26-08-2020 17:54

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So how many more sacrificial lambs? Funny how the buck never stops with the top true boss in politics these days.

denphone

26-08-2020 20:17

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Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36047863)

So how many more sacrificial lambs? Funny how the buck never stops with the top true boss in politics these days.

In any other business the buck would stop at the top but that does not seem to apply to politics sadly.

Sephiroth

26-08-2020 20:51

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isn’t “the top” there to set policy? If thete is a misinterpretation or a poor implementation, then “the top” Can get angry.

If “the top” gave vague requirements and didn’t set proving standards, then “the top” should squirm.

Carth

26-08-2020 21:15

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Originally Posted by Maggy (Post 36047863)

So how many more sacrificial lambs? Funny how the buck never stops with the top true boss in politics these days.

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 36047872)

In any other business the buck would stop at the top but that does not seem to apply to politics sadly.

Feel free to take it up with your local MP, I'm sure they'll be willing to give you a complete and unbiased answer :D

Hugh	26-08-2020 22:11

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Algorithms/programmes don’t mutate - they aren’t alive.

They are coded from agreed specifications, they receive and process data, then provide outputs - they only change when a coder changes them.

Carth

26-08-2020 23:54

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The Algorithm was probably done on a Windows 10 computer, with all of the 'crucial' updates . . that would mutate it :D

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