Tuesday's Documentary - Season 4 Episode 4 Test For Life
Do our children get a fair deal from their examiners? Part of school and university life is a hurdle race, run, so the theory goes, to sort the excellent from the middling from the failures. It is called the examination system and it is used to label young people for life. Most parents accept without question that sometimes at 11, then at 15 or 16, maybe at 18, 21, 22 or even beyond, their sons and daughters should be put on trial by examination. Some will Pass: more will fail-affecting family and careers. A fair-sized minority of results will be unfair: marking errors, health, nerves and other factors will distort them. Is this a fair and accurate way of judging human beings and should parents and employers put such faith in paper results? With teachers and educationists we follow a group of young people aged between 15 and 22 through their exams over one year to look for the answers.
First Air Date: Sep 10, 1968
Last Air date: Jul 26, 1983
Season: 10 Season
Episode: 258 Episode
Runtime: 26 minutes
IMDb: 0.00/10 by 0.00 users
Popularity: 0.7333
Language: English
Keyword :
Episode
A Child Is Born
Ports In Peril - London And Rotterdam
The Red Cross
Test For Life
Battleship Bismarck
That Well-Known Store In Knightsbridge
The Great 20th-Century Love Affair: The People v The Car
The Unborn Child - A New Dilemma
The Lion Of Judah
Salvage At Sea
Paid Off
Strike Command
Just Let Them Notes Come Out Right...
Flying Doctor
Ping-Pong In Peking
The Irresistible Rise Of Axel Springer
The Noise Invasion
Take Me Somewhere East Of Suez
When Fire Fell From The Skies
The Fight For Clydeside
Christians At War
The Car Makers
Expulsion
Indira Gandhi Of India
Making Of A Republic - Fifty Years of Irish Independence
Something For The Children
In Search Of The Real Che Guevara
Our Children And The Germans
A Question Of Survival - 1: Public Poison
A Question Of Survival - 2: Go Play in the Nuclear Power Park
Jerusalem International