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‘Is this the last August results day you’ll ever see?’
The qualifications debacles in the UK and beyond may open up space to reform exam-based systems, says Ewan McIntosh
14 August 2020
Coronavirus: ‘Shut the doors, but keep school alive’
‘Wake up and smell the coffee’: learning at home – and anywhere else – should be joyful, says Ewan McIntosh
24 March 2020
Why education needs more fuzzy thinking
The future is unknowable so we must abandon a rigid hierarchy of subjects for a flexible, yet ambitious, approach, writes a digital-education consultant
30 May 2015
Why education needs more fuzzy thinking
As the future becomes increasingly unknowable, we must abandon a rigid hierarchy of subjects for a flexible yet ambitious approach
29 May 2015
Why education needs more fuzzy thinking
As the future becomes increasingly unknowable, we must abandon a rigid hierarchy of subjects for a flexible yet ambitious approach
29 May 2015
If the SNP holds the balance of power in Westminster, what would it mean for English education policy?
Scotland’s education system stands proudly separate from England’s. But would a phalanx of Scottish nationalist MPs attempt to make England’s schools more like those north of the border?
5 May 2015
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