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These predicted grades are then used by universities and colleges, as part of the admissions process, to help them understand an applicant’s potential.  \nHow are Predicted Grades generated?  \nAt Cranleigh Abu Dhabi teachers will provide a predicted grade which is based on the collation of all evidence across Year 12 and 13. The predicted grade should be aspirational but achievable, determined by professional judgment and be data-driven. The evidence may include, but not be limited to, for example:  \n● End of unit and topic assessments  \n● End-of-year examinations results  \n● IAL public examination results  \n● Baseline assessments  \n● Attitude and commitment to learning and feedback  \n● In-class demonstrations of attainment and progress  \n● Home learning demonstrations of attainment and progress  \n● CAT4 data  \n● Attendance  \nAccuracy of Predicted Grades  \nIt is encouraged for teachers to look at predicted grades positively and consider the likely improvements a student will make in future terms. Data from previous AS to A2 trajectories, where A2 content is more challenging than AS content should be considered to make accurate predictions. It is key that grades are not overinflated. This can cause significant issues including:  \n● An applicant may receive an offer(s) they are unlikely to meet, leading to disappointment on results day.  \n● Applicants might gain admission to a course in which they cannot succeed in – choosing the right course is a very important decision as they will be investing a lot of time, money, and effort, and it can be difficult to change.  \n● If a university or college has reason to believe that a predicted grade is grossly inaccurate, they retain the right to withdraw any offers.  \n● This can have an impact on future cohorts of the school, where predicted grades may not be trusted.  \nHow are Students Informed of their Predicted Grades?  \nSubject teachers will offer a meeting with each student by the end of week 3. The conversations should surround the published IAL examination results, and an indication of what the predicted grade is at this stage. The teacher should work with the student to create a personalized predicted grade plan which includes specific guidance and instruction on how to improve gaps in skills and knowledge and specific opportunities to demonstrate improvement in their academic performance and provide more evidence to base prediction decisions. Departments must keep records of each personalized plan, which should be reviewed and updated regularly throughout Term 1 and Term 2.  \nPersonalised Plans  \nA template to be used can be found here.  \nHow can a student improve their predicted grade?  \nStudents are given an indication of their likely predicted grade during their meeting at the start of Term 1. If they are happy with this then no further action is required, and students should continue to show the same work ethic and progress.  \nIf students feel this is not a true reflection of their ability in a particular subject, then they have the opportunity to work with specialist teachers who will support students with a personalised learning plan. This will afford students further opportunities to demonstrate improvement in their academic performance and provide more evidence to base prediction decisions. These additional opportunities cannot influence a change of grade independently and a predicted grade cannot be based on individual assessment results. Examples may include additional home learning , attending tutorials and revision sessions, completing past exam papers for example. Where student wants to demonstrate improvements a HOD can request the student to complete full or part exam papers during the Practice Paper CCA in Term 1.  \nOnce this has b","cbCaileFpq9lOAF5","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaileFpq9lOAF5","pdf",139782,"English","# What are Predicted Grades?\n# How are Predicted Grades generated?\n# Accuracy of Predicted Grades\n# How are Students Informed of their Predicted Grades?\n## Personalised Plans\n# How can a student improve their predicted grade?\n# Individual circumstances and exceptions\n# Parental Engagement\n# Important Dates","[{\"question\":\"What is a predicted grade and how is it used in admissions?\",\"answer\":\"A predicted grade is the grade an applicant’s school or college believes they are likely to achieve in positive circumstances for each qualification studied. 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