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More worries over A-level marking
Published: 12 March, 2008
Almost two out of five teachers think A-level marking has deteriorated over the past two years, research suggests. Nearly a third of teachers believe GCSE marking has worsened, says a study for exams watchdog, the Qualifications and Curriculum Authority (QCA). But trust in both the A-level and GCSE systems has increased overall, with 76% of the 500 teachers polled saying they have confidence in the examinations. It comes after the QCA said it would look at ways to detect rogue results. Related articles: 
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