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Economics presented for one year only. Classical Civilization presented for 2 years.
We now have software available to display value added at A Level using data obtained from a TDA test. TDA is a test of developed
ability which Durham use to predict A level grades. is is now a measure of absolute value added rather than value added to
achieved very good GCSE results. “If the box is shaded red then it represents performance beyond expectation and this performance
can be attributed, with confidence, to the teaching and learning process” (CEM Centre, Durham)
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