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Tag: Letters

Government neglect of arts education

14th January 2019 bcpdt

The decline in primary school arts education is a ripple effect of Michael Gove’s policies, writes Christopher Gordon, former chief executive of English Regional Arts Boards

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Scandalous increase in school exclusions

14th January 2019 bcpdt

Schools are in urgent need of greater understanding and alternative strategies, writes Dr Simon Gibbs. Funding is a factor, says Paul Moran

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  • Education

Don’t write off academic slow-starters

15th December 2018 bcpdt

As an 18-year-old with hormones raging, Andy Sowter didn’t get great A-levels. But he’s certainly made up for it since

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  • Education

The importance of poetry and reading between the lines

15th December 2018 bcpdt

Mary Gameson wants to see poetry on our front pages, while Joan Lewis looks into Sats results and reading ability

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  • Education

Children need trained teachers, not careerists

12th December 2017 bcpdt

Professor Marilyn Leask expresses her serious doubts about the value of Teach First, Melian Mansfield says education policy should be based on research, and John Freeman says there’s a simple way to stop schools improperly excluding pupils

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  • Education

Google DeepMind is making artificial intelligence a slave to the algorithm

3rd November 2017 bcpdt

Google’s role in university artificial intelligence courses alarms Sheila Hayman

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  • Education

To counter racism, you must know what it is – start with the definition in UK law

31st May 2017 bcpdt

If we have a thousand definitions and it becomes a subjective occurrence we shall never eliminate it, writes Linda Bellos

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