The education secretary Gavin Williamson announced on Wednesday that algorithms will not be used to decide exam results in England this year. Instead, A-level, GCSE and vocational grades will be teacher assessed, however exams and external assessments will continue in vocational and technical qualifications where they are needed to demonstrate professional standards.
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