NATIONAL CURRICULUM
September 2011
Low academic standards are producing undisciplined young people. The English Baccalaureate (EBac) offers a renewed rigour
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March 2011
The education system's emphasis on skills and "learning to learn" denies the truth that acquiring knowledge teaches children to think
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September 2009
The excitement of learning has been lost in our schools. It's time to end the intellectual poverty of the national curriculum
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