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Education reform after Covid: let’s go back to first principles

24 February 2021
Education

Education reform after Covid: let’s go back to first principles

Len Shackleton
24 February 2021
School closures over the past year have been damaging to the mental health of some of our children and the … Continue reading “Education reform after Covid: let’s go back to first principles”

Back to School – and After

22 February 2021
Research

Back to School – and After

J. R. Shackleton
22 February 2021
Summary School closure has been damaging to the mental health of some children and to the educational progress of many. … Continue reading “Back to School – and After”

Lessons from Nigeria’s private school revolution

18 October 2018
Education

Lessons from Nigeria’s private school revolution

James Tooley
18 October 2018
New research findings provide yet more evidence in favour of the low-cost private school revolution currently sweeping the developing world. … Continue reading “Lessons from Nigeria’s private school revolution”

Why education must be set free

15 October 2015
Education

Why education must be set free

Erik Lidström
15 October 2015
Debates on education reform are usually based on a number of unstated assumptions. One is that we already “know” what … Continue reading “Why education must be set free”

THINK – Dale Stephens on Education

12 August 2015
Education

THINK – Dale Stephens on Education

12 August 2015
Author of best selling educational Hacking Your Education and founder of the UnCollege Movement Dale Stephens discusses the current state of … Continue reading “THINK – Dale Stephens on Education”

Allow free schools to teach creationism, if they want to

20 July 2012

Allow free schools to teach creationism, if they want to

Kristian Niemietz
20 July 2012
One of the advantages of allowing free schools is the greater diversity of educational philosophies that can result, provided free schools are … Continue reading “Allow free schools to teach creationism, if they want to”

Count to ten before supporting Gove’s proposals to bring back the O-level

4 July 2012

Count to ten before supporting Gove’s proposals to bring back the O-level

Philip Booth
4 July 2012
I was beginning to feel quite warm towards Michael Gove’s plans for more varied qualifications within schools, and then I … Continue reading “Count to ten before supporting Gove’s proposals to bring back the O-level”

The role of prices in education

2 April 2012

The role of prices in education

Tom Papworth
2 April 2012
The government’s Free Schools policy is widely regarded as a significant innovation; a radical shake-up of state education. The next … Continue reading “The role of prices in education”

A single exam board might seem a tidy solution, but further rationalisation of exams provision should be avoided

28 February 2012

A single exam board might seem a tidy solution, but further rationalisation of exams provision should be avoided

James Croft and Relve Spread
28 February 2012
As part of its on-going enquiry into the administration of 15-19 examinations in England, the Education Select Committee took evidence … Continue reading “A single exam board might seem a tidy solution, but further rationalisation of exams provision should be avoided”

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