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?2 Aim The aim of this investigation is to see if the predicted grades given by subject teachers at the time of Yellis, has more correlation to grads achieved by students in there gsce's then there Yellis predictive grades Yellis is a test taken in year 9 of schooling; there are 2 parts to the test, a mathematic and vocabulary styles paper, each student has to complete in exam conditions. The subject teachers predicted grads are based on departmental meetings where all teachers of the student discuses the progress of the child. They take in to consideration the students natural ability, work rate in class, behaviour, quality of work, and test results, these aspect are taken over many weeks so a rounder picture is built up of the student of which a prediction can be based, Yellis only take in to account the mark achieved on the test, ranks the results all...

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