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Double Marker: Feedback

Understanding your Double Marker feedback reports


For every question marked through Double Marker, three feedback reports are available:


  1. An examiner’s report
  2. A teacher report
  3. A student report


Each report presents the results in a different way and is designed for a different audience.

Examiner’s report

The examiner’s report provides a group-level analysis of how pupils performed on the question. It highlights patterns across the group, including common strengths, weaknesses and areas for improvement.
You can generate the examiner’s report for:

  • An entire year group
  • An individual class

This report is particularly useful when reviewing overall performance, planning subsequent teaching or discussing the assessment with colleagues.



Teacher report

The teacher report contains a separate section for every student. It is designed for teachers and includes all the available assessment data, alongside individual feedback on each student’s response.
Use this report when you want to:

  • Review individual students’ performance in detail
  • Compare performance across a class
  • Identify students who may need additional support
  • Plan individual or whole-class follow-up teaching

Because it contains detailed data and uses teacher-facing language, this version is intended for internal use rather than being returned directly to students.



Student report

The student report also contains a separate section for every student, including individual feedback on their response.
However, unlike the teacher report, it is specifically designed to be returned to students. The feedback is presented in clearer, more student-friendly language and focuses on helping each student understand what they did well and how they can improve.


Use this report when you want to share personalised feedback with students after the assessment.




Which report should I use?

Report

Audience

Level of analysis

Best used for

Examiner’s report

Teachers and departments

Whole year group or individual class

Identifying group-level patterns and planning teaching

Teacher report

Teachers

Individual students, with full assessment data

Detailed analysis, monitoring and intervention

Student report

Students

Individual students, using student-friendly language

Returning personalised feedback directly to students





The three reports are designed to complement one another: the examiner’s report provides the overview, the teacher report provides the detailed individual data, and the student report provides feedback that can be shared directly with each student.

Updated on: 19/08/2026

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