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‘We need grades for kindness, honesty and integrity’
What kind of people does our education system want to produce? It’s time to focus on pupils’ humanity, says James Glasse
22 September 2019
‘Rather than teaching our children to pass assessments, we should be helping them to be wise’
In seeking to satisfy the demands of big data, we mustn’t forget the psychological needs of our children, argues James Glasse
4 March 2018
The poorest in society experience school as if it were educational apartheid
Low social mobility and educational disadvantage are issues that effect us all, so we must work together to tackle them, says this tutor
10 December 2017
‘Ticking boxes is not something that springs to mind when it comes to inspirational teaching’
Somewhere in the near future, ministers Tick, Box and Miss Management are developing primary education policy based around grades, tests and standardisation
26 November 2017
What keeps me awake at night: ‘We are all just data now’
Our obsession with data has fuelled the teacher recruitment crisis and exacerbated soaring rates of mental illness among pupils, says one education consultant
16 October 2016
What keeps me awake at night: ‘The unprecedented anxiety that modern-day schooling inflicts on children’
One teacher-writer fears that shorter playtimes and increasing workloads are having a huge impact on children
11 September 2016
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