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Episode 179: LO - To give marks in a test based on instinct rather than the mark scheme.
· 1 h 12 min · S7 E25
Episode Episode 179: LO - To give marks in a test based on instinct rather than the mark scheme.
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We are back with a bumper episode! Firstly, we'd like to thank everyone for their lovely messages after last week's episode. The conversation starts with Mr. P discussing the new book he is reading that warns about exposing children to smartphones. This leads into a dilemma, highlighting just one of the many issues with children and technology. As everyone is in the midst of exam season—SATs, GCSEs, and A-Levels—Mr. P shares some of the funniest answers seen in tests and exams. The Other Mr. P shares some shocking comments made by old school teachers in the past, which makes you realise just how lovely teachers are now.
The episode concludes with a shocking bit of scandal that is hard to wrap your head around.
The LIVE recording of our recent tour show is now available to download - get your copy here -
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Spend a couple of hours giggling along to the recording of the Lowry show of the tour.
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