
Exam moderation checklist and printable review record
Use this exam moderation checklist to review papers, marking and follow-up actions. Open a free printable record with editable status and decision notes.
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Structure prompts, answers, marks, difficulty and review status.
Use the template Planning workbookMap topics to cognitive demand, question counts and marks.
Plan a blueprint Interactive calculatorCalculate difficulty and upper-lower discrimination.
Calculate an item Printable grading toolConvert every whole-mark score using your grade thresholds.
Build a chart Printable review recordReview the paper, marking and follow-up actions with your team.
Open the checklistUse evidence-informed examples, quality checks and planning guidance, then connect the method to a repeatable Examiar workflow.

Use this exam moderation checklist to review papers, marking and follow-up actions. Open a free printable record with editable status and decision notes.
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Use this accessible exam paper checklist to review instructions, language, layout, images and final proofing.
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Create a manageable question bank tagging system for curriculum, outcomes, type, difficulty and review status.
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Create more comparable exam versions with a shared blueprint, item pairing sheet and review checks, without claiming statistical equivalence.
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Use a practical marking scheme template with a worked four-mark example, alternative answers and marker calibration checks.
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Set useful easy, medium and hard question tags, then review them against student results without confusing difficulty and cognitive demand.
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Plan exam length using learning outcomes, question types, timing and a worked 60-minute paper example.
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Identify avoidable assessment bias with a before-and-after question example and a practical review checklist.
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Learn how to write unambiguous true or false questions, avoid accidental clues and score corrections fairly.
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Write clearer matching questions with an original example, answer key, directions and a checklist of common flaws.
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