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eWENR, November/December 1998: The Americas (Regional News)

November 1, 1998
Michelle Pollock

Commonwealth Caribbean

In June, the Caribbean Examinations Council introduced a new grading scale for the Secondary Education Certificate examination that it administers in 16 participating countries.

The New Caribbean Grading Scale
Grade Description
GRADE I Candidate shows a comprehensive grasp of the key concepts, knowledge, skill and competencies required by the syllabus.
GRADE II Candidate shows a good grasp of the key concepts, knowledge, skill and competencies required by the syllabus.
GRADE III Candidate shows a fairly good grasp of the key concepts, knowledge, skill and competencies required by the syllabus.
GRADE IV Candidate shows a moderate grasp of the key concepts, knowledge, skill and competencies required by the syllabus.
GRADE V Candidate shows a limited grasp of the key concepts, knowledge, skill and competencies required by the syllabus.
GRADE VI Candidate shows a very limited grasp of the key concepts, knowledge, skill and competencies required by the syllabus.

 

The new six-point grading scheme replaced the old scale, which consisted of five overall grades and four supplementary

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