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Rediscovering Human Judgement: Disputation in the Age of AI
In our rapidly advancing technological landscape, artificial intelligence is reshaping numerous aspects of education and assessment. However, as we embrace these innovations, it's crucial to remember the value of human judgment and critical thinking.
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RM Compare Newsletter - September 2024
Back-to-school season is upon us again and we are geared up for another exciting academic year. You can catch us at a number of events with more to be announced soon. If you haven't already done so be sure to sign up for this Newsletter to receive a monthly bulletin containing all of the latest news and information.
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RM Compare and Phys Ed
There's a joke that often circulates among educators: "I wasn't a proper teacher; I was a gym teacher." Surprisingly, this is sometimes used in a self-deprecating manner by PE teachers themselves. As a former PE teacher with over 20 years of experience, I can attest to the truth behind this jest. But why does this perception exist?
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Breakdancing at the Olympics - overcoming the judging challenge
OK - I have to admit that getting to grips with some of the newer sports in this years Olympics take a bit of time and an open mind. The idea of Breakdancing (or 'Breaking' so I'm told) debuting as an Olympic sport in Paris is er......a bit challenging, not least in how to judge and assess.
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Comparative Judgement at the Olympics
What does Boxing and Breakdancing have in common? They both use the principles of Comparative Judgement to deal with subjectivity and ensure fairness.
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RM Compare Newsletter - August 2024
It's been another busy month. As educators, learners and accreditors take a well deserved break we continue to move forward with a series of product improvements.
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Embracing Skills England: A New Era for Skills Development and Economic Growth
The UK government has launched Skills England today, a transformative initiative aimed at addressing the nation's skills shortages and driving economic growth. Announced by Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson, Skills England is set to bring together central and local government, businesses, training providers, and unions to meet the skills needs of the next decade across all regions.
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Welcoming the UK Government's Curriculum and Assessment Review
The UK government has taken a significant step towards modernising education with the launch of its comprehensive Curriculum and Assessment Review. This wide-ranging review, announced today, aims to create a broader, richer, and more cutting-edge curriculum that will drive high standards and better prepare young people for life and work
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RM Compare Newsletter - July 2024
As one academic year draws (at least in this part of the world) to close we are reflecting on lessons learnt while continuing to work hard preparing for the next one.