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The GCSE is dead. Long live teacher assessment
This summer, Ofqual put the ‘ass’ into ‘assessment’. As a result, the GCSE’s days might be numbered, says Kevin Stannard
21 August 2020
‘Lance the boil - give GCSE grades teachers predicted’
Reverting to predicted A-level grades is complicated – but at GCSE it’s a much easier decision, says Kevin Stannard
17 August 2020
Crammed school day? It’s a problem in space, not time
We tend to think of education as a destination, and look for the shortest route there. We should focus instead on the quality of the learning journey, says Kevin Stannard
2 March 2020
‘School should be a pause button for fast-paced pupils’
Social media doesn’t allow time for reflection – schools need to insert this into pupils’ lives, says Kevin Stannard
31 August 2019
Teachers should acquaint students with the first environmental activists
It’s time schools acquainted their students with the founders of modern geography – a quintet of remarkable naturalists who became environmental activists long before politicians climbed aboard the climate change bandwagon, argues Kevin Stannard
19 July 2019
Does it matter what we learn?
Subjects are no more than convenient containers for content that changes over time. Besides, says Kevin Stannard, we’ll forget most of it, anyway
5 July 2019
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