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Old 17-09-2012, 19:07   #17
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Re: [Update] "English Baccalaureate" replaces GCSE in England

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
The problem with course work is that it offers too many opportunities for the pupil to show how adept they are at copy and paste or for mumsy to do it because the poor little darling is properly thick and mumsy doesn't want anyone to know
True but then coursework is far more akin to actual work as well. For those that don't cheat it's a chance to craft a real bit of work, a researched and well-argued essay, a practical computer program, a work of art (they are keeping coursework for art) and so on. My essays for history were far better when I had the ability to type them out, research and use citations. I tend to get a bit messy when writing essays as my brain jumps between several points and a computer allows me to restructure it in a way a two-hour time limit with a written page doesn't.
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