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‘It doesn’t work when politicians insist on dumbing down to young people - just ask teachers’
Educators need to be at the forefront of challenging the notion that younger generations are shallow idiots who can’t cope with ideas unless they are delivered by stars of reality TV, writes one leading campaigner
2 June 2016
Sats: ‘Are we in danger of “weaponising” the alleged misery of children for political ends?’
I wanted to support the ‘kids’ strike’ initiative, says the director of the Institute of Ideas, but I’m worried that the arguments against the tests don’t do our nation’s children any favours
3 May 2016
‘School corridors are bursting with sexual tormentors, prowling in search of helpless prey? I just don’t buy it’
A new report says that sexual harassment is rife in schools. Let’s not dress up scaremongering in the language of safeguarding, says the director of the Institute of Ideas
24 April 2016
Panama Papers: ‘Never mind financial literacy, what we need today are some grown-up lessons in economics’
There is a danger that the sanctimonious response to the leak will distract young people from discussion about serious financial matters, says the director of the Institute of Ideas
17 April 2016
‘Should teachers be proud that binge-drinking, feckless, wild-living teens are a thing of the past?
Teenagers today are so timid – they are fearful of nightclubs and behave like hypochondriacs. It is sad that they are missing out on valuable life experiences, and teachers must shoulder some of the blame. Stop discouraging young people from going out and having fun, says the the director of the Institute of Ideas
4 April 2016
‘By banning rugby in schools, we’re raising children to be scaredy cats’
Why do we think that the best way to raise children is to cocoon them in a risk-free bubble, asks the director of the Institute of Ideas
19 March 2016
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