Attendance codes
Also called Register codes, Authorised absence, Unauthorised absence
The single letters in the register that decide whether an absence counts against you.
Education and Curriculum Terms: A Guide for Students and Teachers
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Also called Register codes, Authorised absence, Unauthorised absence
The single letters in the register that decide whether an absence counts against you.
What a school must do to help before it enforces.
The rules a school sets and the sanctions it can apply. It must be published, and it binds the school too.
A one-sided view, and why calling something biased is not analysis.
The kind of text something is, and the expectations that come with it.
Counting in twos and sixteens, and converting between them and decimal.
Willy Russell's musical play about twins separated at birth, one raised rich and one poor. Class as fate.
Ionic, covalent and metallic — and why the type explains the properties.
The range a rounded measurement could actually be.
The sales level where total revenue equals total costs. A calculation and a graph.
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