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바카라 사이트‹바카라 사이트‹Responding to Criticisms of the CASLO Approach (Report A)바카라 사이트‹

A taxonomy of potential problems - part of a series from Ofqual바카라 사이트™s programme of research into the CASLO approach.

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Over the past few years, Ofqual has invested in a programme of research into what we now refer to as the 바카라 사이트˜CASLO바카라 사이트™ approach to qualification design.

Engaging with the literature has been an important part of our research into the CASLO approach, although it proved to be a challenging literature to engage with. This report outlines criticisms from the core literature.

Authors

Paul E. Newton, Milja Curcin, Latoya Clarke and Astera Brylka and from Ofqual바카라 사이트™s Standards, Research and Analysis Directorate.

With thanks to

With thanks to Chris Winch for his expert advice on the literature.

The CASLO Research Programme

This report is part of a series that arose from Ofqual바카라 사이트™s 2020 to 2024 programme of research into the CASLO approach:

  1. The CASLO Research Programme: Overview of research projects conducted between 2020 and 2024.

  2. The CASLO Approach: A design template for vocational and technical qualifications.

  3. How 바카라 사이트˜CASLO바카라 사이트™ Qualifications Work. (This was published in February 2022.)

  4. Origins and Evolution of the CASLO Approach in England: The importance of outcomes and mastery when designing vocational and technical qualifications.

  5. Responding to Criticisms of the CASLO Approach (Report A): A taxonomy of potential problems.

  6. Responding to Criticisms of the CASLO Approach (Report B): Views from awarding organisations.

  7. Responding to Criticisms of the CASLO Approach (Report C): Views from qualification stakeholders.

  8. Responding to Criticisms of the CASLO Approach (Report D): Properties of qualifications from the CASLO research programme.

  9. Understanding Qualification Design: Insights from the 2020 to 2024 CASLO qualification research programme.

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Published 18 November 2024

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