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    • J Offline
      jeparent
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      Attached a school marking gudeline.

      I personally feel Pupil B deserve the working marks. The vertical working shows that the child has understood how to solve the question , and i see it the same as the number statement.

      it should be also acceptable if the vertical working is shown just above the number statement.

      Though i would still encourage my child to follow the guideline, strictly penalising a pupil for this might demoralise the young child.

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        Learning Smart
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        For mathematics exams, the marker would usually make by method not by answer.

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