GCSE Grades Drop for First Time Ever

The video discusses the decline in GCSE grades, particularly in science and English, due to more demanding exams and changes in marking structures. This has led to frustration among teachers and students, as the lack of parity between years affects future opportunities. The Education Secretary defends the changes as necessary for maintaining standards. Despite the drop in grades, employment prospects remain largely unaffected, as recruiters now seek well-rounded candidates. Michael Gove's potential reintroduction of A-levels suggests future challenges for students.

What is the education secretary's stance on the new approach to grading?

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How has the perception of job requirements changed over the years according to the text?

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