In its simplest form, value added is a great way of assessing your value as a teacher, with the possible exception of really high-scoring classes. You can factor in the relative difficulty of examinations, and know how your pupils have improved compared with the rest of the cohort. From here, you know who's really improved and whether you've improved them. Also, you could also find out how consistent your respective exam setters are.
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