"Standardisation of papers"

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Mark (1 posts) Jun-11-07, 04:24 PM (GMT) "Standardisation of papers" In particular the listening, does anyone know to what extent (if any) statistically significant low results world-wide in a given Listening (or any paper for that matter) are taken into account by Cambridge. Are marks adjusted accordingly? My students have just had a particularly bad listening experience after having done practice tests of FCE level very well, which suggests a high level of difficulty and I was wondering what heppened if a significant number of low marks occurred in a given paper.   Alert Edit | Reply | Reply With Quote | Top

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