By Gabriel Princewill-
The annual SATS will be closely assessed by the eye of media.com after the many complaints from children and teaching staff.
A close assment to be conducted by three members of the eye of media.com team will begin from tomorrow, Saturday. Statistical figures of the number of children who passed those exams will be necessary as part of the guaging process. Each reason for and against the claim that the exams are too difficult for pramary school children will be assessed.
Following bitter complaints from children and teachers of priamary schools about the annual exams , a thorough assessment may be helpful.
Children across the country are reported to have cried upon opening their SAT questions this year and in 2015, igniting complaints that the papers were too difficult for children of their age. Fundamental to any such assessment is the level of academic development and training the children are exposed to.
Some degree of compatibility between the standards instilled in those children and the standard of the questions. How neighbouring schools inh an area fare in the same exams may also be a useful measure, though not necessarily flawless. Entire schools or particular organisations may be essentially weak or incompetent in a given practise, whilst others might be brilliant at it.
Comparative performances can be a useful indicator of the expected standard of ability. Priamary school parents and teachers were among a vast pool of students to vote against Theresa May in the elections that led to a hung parliament. There had been indications that the student population in Britain were generally going to grab the ostensible offer of improvement to their circumstances.
The annual SATS exams were designed to identify the level of each primary school child in their final year as they make the transition to secondary school.
Primary school children are expected to prepare for those exams in advance, albeit the requisite training and stimulation should be provided by both their teachers and their parents, especially the latter.
However, numerous complaints about the high standards of the SATS have been communicated to some of our team over the course of our interactions with schools teachers, or parents.
Such complaints have also appeared in some of the national press this year, so they are nothing new. Most critical is for a competent and rounded evaluation of those exams to be made, and made available to all relevant parties to read and digest. We always guarantee high quality assessments which are insightful, through and objective. We also confirm our assessment with two independent observers to assure