UK exam board criticised for GCSE that requires no writing

British exam boards came under fire today over plans to introduce new GCSEs which which pupils can pass without having to write.

Sat, 10 Jun, 2006 - 12:46

British exam boards came under fire today over plans to introduce new GCSEs which pupils can pass without having to write.

Britain’s first multiple choice-based science GCSEs are to become available later this year.

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