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Patients who fear the procedure often opt for less invasive screening techniques, including CT scanning (known as virtual colonoscopies), testing of feces and sigmoidoscopy (which exams less of the intestine).

He worries that the AS system, under which exams are taken after one year of the sixth form, risks demoralising struggling students.Still, a widespread migration to the IB could be problematic.

"As a result of the government's new policy, there is a question mark over which exams are acceptable," she said.

Christine Blower, general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, said: "It should not be up to the government to decide which exams are of more merit than others.

Brian Lightman, the general secretary of the Association of School and College Leaders, says there is no evidence that linear exams are more rigorous than those taken in modules - and that schools in England should be free to choose which exams their pupils take.

The bill introduced Tuesday does not specify which exams would be used to set the growth benchmark, only saying that students would have to be "college and career ready," echoing the administration's own language.

It all depends on which exam board you're with.

The government is also moving to a system where it must first approve which exam board is to run each EBC exam.

Many students are in the middle of the ability range and it was always hard for teachers to decide which exam to enter them for.

Gove, who as education secretary oversaw changes to the rules which exam boards use to design their specifications, insisted in May that he was not banning any books.

The diploma framework is designed to provide a "ladder of progression" into which exam units or components will be slotted, based on existing GCSE and A-level modules as well as recognition of other skills and activities.