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Young adults in England have scored among the lowest results in the industrialised world in international literacy and numeracy tests. |
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I hope someone will blame it on mass immigration. |
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The real cause world wide is the dilution of the neo-hybridisation gene in modern homo sapiens. Soon the melonhead's project will come back under their control after spiralling wildly and wonderfully outwards and free for some time. |
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There are no greats today. The system is not geared to allow them. |
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I enjoy how everyone believes they were successfully educated but everyone younger is clearly just a thicko trained to pass a test. Sometimes I'm amazed that so many people haven't realise this and decided to get off the roundabout, It's a cycle that has been happening probably before and during Mr Butler deciding to give us all a decent education. |
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I blame immigration tbh. |
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Congratulations >>51153. |
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Teachers can be engaging and informative. Honestly all it takes is a personality hovering slightly above the low end of the autistic spectrum and the most basic interest in your subject. Not being a permanently miserable prick is bonus. |
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So when is the penny going to drop that we should be doing a lot more to help the chances of our younger generation? |
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I remember all my mates bitching about some A-level exam and how it was "unfair" and how the stuff they learned wasn't even on the test and how everyone got to do a nice easy one after that. |
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This is all the result of the promotion of materialism and the feminization of the education system so as relational subjects are more emphasized than the hard sciences and mathematics. |
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The UK is falling behind global rivals in international tests taken by 15-year-olds, failing to make the top 20 in maths, reading and science. |
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I've heard very sensible proposals for changing the system to levels of ability and education based, rather than simply age based. There was a TED talk on this that was worth watching, it should come up if you look on youtube. Teachers would probably welcome a serious overhaul aimed at educating people properly rather than passing tests and hitting marks for statistics and political reasons. |
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The function of schools is to inculcate obedience and discourage independent thought. It conditions children to hate books and learning. Children are learning machines, and in an information age, have to be strongly discouraged from this, otherwise they'd be a threat to the talentless hacks that run the country. |
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40% of new teachers leave the profession within 5 years. Looks like it's a mix of kids being unruly shits who demand 'respect', poor training and too much dross only deciding to become teachers because they think it will be an easy ride/they're not fit to do anything else. |
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>£15.44 for primary school teachers |
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Also >>52774 said "39-week year", nothing about hours. |
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I don't know anyone could raise kids in the UK unless they can afford private school. It seems immoral. |
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After what happened in Leeds last week there's been a couple of primary school kids putting bleach in their teacher's drink, some lasses in Wales excluded for plotting to kill their teacher and a couple of lasses arrested in Manchester for bringing a knife in to school. |
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>Teachers in England work longer hours than the rest of the world but spend less time in the classroom than in other countries, says a major international study. |
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deport all the poofaces... also make the chavs learn stuff. Keep them in forced education camps if necessary |
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45a4868b-d9f0-4d0d-a7df-656d606b05af-460x276.jpg They've named the lad who killed his teacher in Leeds. |
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Some interesting commentary here: |
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>A much-improved Middle Rasen school has missed out on top grades because government school inspectors says its pupils are not multi-cultural enough. |
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http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2014/nov/12/london-gcse-success-ethnic-diversity-schools |
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The wrong sort of democracy is the best kind, if it pisses off a good chunk of people it must be the right thing to do. |
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IT'S LEAGUE TABLE MADNESS. |
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Schools are increasingly struggling to recruit senior teachers, while at the same time finding that newly qualified teachers are ill prepared to start working in the classroom, a leading teaching union has warned. |
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I feel sorry for people in this country with kids who are not rich enough to send them to private school. |
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All failing schools to be academies under new bill |
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Is cheating rife in are schools? |
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Every school in the country should become an academy, David Cameron says in a move that would represent the most significant reform of the education system since the introduction of the national curriculum. |
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I'm glad we now live in a society where free enterprise is put back in the hands of the people. |
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>The first British grammar school in 50 years is expected to be approved on Thursday. The long-awaited school in Sevenoaks in Kent is due to be given the go-ahead by education secretary Nicky Morgan. |
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I keep seeing adverts on the telly promoting how much teachers earn to try and get more people into the profession. I'm not entirely sure that focusing on salary is the way to recruit people of the calibre you're after, even if the bar does seem to be rather low these days. |
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Nicky Morgan wants to introduce national tests for seven-year-olds, as this will make the education system more 'robust' and 'rigorous', despite the fact most nations leading the educational league tables are doing the exact opposite. |
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>School inspectors will be allowed to rate schools as “inadequate” if they let pupils or staff wear full-face veils such as niqabs in their classrooms, according to a policy announced by the chief inspector of schools. |
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The number of teachers leaving the profession has increased by 11% over three years as the government continues to fall short of recruitment targets, Whitehall’s independent spending watchdog has found. |
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>Top executives at some of England's biggest academy chains are paid huge salaries while pupils are left to get poor results, Ofsted says. |
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Teachers are threatening strike action in their campaign against excessive workload. |
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The problem I find is that if it's free universities do what they're supposed to. They provide a space for the brightest minds to grow their knowledge and contribute to academia. |
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Bloody hell, it's like Robot Wars in this thread. |
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BULLIES! YOU LEAVE HIM ALONE! |
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I like the irony that a thread about poor literacy has ended in people getting upset over being called out on poor literacy. |
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They've backed down on forced academisation, quietly dropping it while attention is focused elsewhere |
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One in four graduates in work a decade after leaving university in 2004 is earning only around £20,000 a year, according to a new study. |
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>The number of primary children in one Hull classroom was almost double the legal limit last year, according to government figures. |
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Can someone explain to me what's so bad about grammar schools, please? The complaints I've seen about it are that they increase inequality, but surely that's the whole point? By definition, the concept of social mobility requires some people to advance relative to others. Is it because those with the greatest opportunity for social mobility are bright children from poor backgrounds? |
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The Graun agrees with shelfstackerlad. |
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In debates over grammar schools, it is often forgotten that the tripartite system was supposed to have a third part. We never bothered to build the Secondary Technical Schools, which I think was a huge mistake. |
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They were on about grammar schools on the radio. A lot of callers from areas still with them said not overly bright kids from middle class backgrounds are getting in because their parents are paying for tuition for them to pass the 11+ as getting their little Tristram or Ophelia into a grammar school would be much cheaper than paying for them to go to a public school. |
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The government have dropped Morgan's bill for forced academisation of all state schools and scrapping parent governors. |
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So if my understanding is right, grammar schools still use the 11+ exam or things like it. |
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One in four graduates in England and Northern Ireland are working in jobs for which they are overqualified and do not require a degree, according to a major international education report. |
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serveimage.jpg >>84440 |
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Well if our graduate employment rates are among the highest in the world, is it really a surprise that many of them are in positions where they are overqualifed? I've met graduates before who would rather live off the dole for half a year than get a lousy job because they feel it's beneath them. If these people are swallowing their pride then that's fine with me. Also I'd agree with >>84441 since there are clearly a lot of graduates who not only didn't require their education but didn't get a very good one in the first place. |
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Thousands of children with special educational needs and disabilities are waiting for a school place or are being educated at home, and many more are excluded, prompting fears that schools in England are becoming less inclusive. |
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>Staff at Leeds Trinity University, in Horsforth, have been told to avoid using capital letters in communication with students. In a memo sent to the university’s school of journalism department, it asks lecturers to not use uppercase letters in a letter which talks about causing anxiety. |
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I had a good laugh last time I got a TV Licensing threat letter. They'd sent me one of those things to announce they'd started an investigation, which they can do as they please, but then I looked closer at the bit where it had been "signed" by the guy in charge of investigations and realised it wasn't even done over by some guy with a biro to look convincing, they'd printed a "signature" in a different colour to the main text, and if you looked closely at the paper it was obviously done by a printer. |
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Do minicabs still use PMR? I'd assumed it had all shifted to phones some time ago. |
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White children are the least likely to achieve their potential between primary and secondary school, official data shows. |
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>A teacher was sent to work in an ‘outstanding’ school despite struggling to read or write. |
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It is like Faisal Ahmed is amongst us and failing literacy once more! |
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The Office for National Statistics (ONS) says 31% of graduates are overeducated for the job they are doing. For those graduating before 1992, the number was only 22%, but this jumped to 34% for those graduating after 2007. |
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>Most families do not choose to send their children to their nearest school, shows the biggest ever study of state secondary school choices in England. More than 60% opt for a school that is further away - usually because it is higher achieving. |
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This is more a personal observation than anything, but a few months ago when I watched that 'They Will Not Grow Old' documentary by Peter Jackson, I couldn't help but notice just how articulate all the old WWI vets were. They certainly didn't sound as though they were upper-crust or anything, they just sounded like regular blokes from across England and Scotland; only one or two of them sounded like officers. |
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Testing four-year-olds to begin in September – but parents kept in dark |
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Firstly if ever there is a justifiable point to test children at it is when they first enter the system as you want to cater to their individual needs and measure their growth. |
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>Eastern European pupils in schools in England and Scotland have experienced increased levels of dolphin rape and xenophobia since the Brexit vote, with some accusing their teachers of failing to protect them and even joining in, research claims. |
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Lads, come on. Teachers are PEOPLE. And therefore some are angels, some are downright cunts, and some are utterly unremarkable. Don't generalise or you're just as bad as a racist teacher. |
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Labour want to scrap Ofsted. I don't think I've read a single interview with Angela Rayner where she hasn't mentioned how working class she is or leaving school with no qualifications because was a teenage mother. It's like tourettes. |
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>I reckon a lot of retail staff are stubborn if and only if you're an arsehole to them |
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Value of degrees halves in 20 years, research shows as critics rally against degrees as ‘disqualifications’ |
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Top universities ‘not being chosen by low-income students’ |
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>The total number of students accepted on to UK degree courses has risen according to the latest figures. A total of 358,860 pupils have taken up places so far - an increase of 2.9% on the same point last year - initial Ucas figures show. |
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At least this year we're spared the "five girls jumping for joy" picture. |
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31897958-8622719-image-a-99_1597306462791.jpg >>90222 |
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6720.jpg I've said it before, but the way that Socialist Worker manage to get placards at just about every protest is quite impressive. |
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It's really an indictment of the rest of the left that even post Delta-exodus, swappies are still the only group consistently able and willing to do the legwork to do something as basic as hand out placards. |
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I think it was very smart for the government to make their party the mortal enemies of an entire generation. |
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Lads, I'm confused on what the current issue has been. The kids couldn't take their exams this year so scores were estimated based on predicted grades using an algorithm? And this policy was different across the respective Labour, SNP and Vacuum governments? |
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Ehd-P4lX0AA4Qf9.jpg Imagine paying £9k a year for Habbo Hotel. |
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>MPs investigating underachievement among disadvantaged white pupils in England have been told that the communities they come from are suffering “a status deficit” and the use of terms like “white privilege” could create further problems. |
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I think it's perfectly understandable to see the 'white' and the 'masculinity' and assume that they apply to yourself. Why would you bother to read up on it and find out that it doesn't actually apply to you or single you out specifically? |
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>The pandemic has seen most children in England slipping back with their learning - and some have gone significantly back with their social skills, says Ofsted. |
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Teaching how to use knife and fork? Is that a thing? I was never taught that. I picked it by myself I think. Unless I'm still poor and surrounded by poor people and hold them in the wrong way, I'm not too sure. |
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>One in three UK teachers plan to quit the classroom within five years because of increased workload and diminishing respect for the profession, according to a major union survey. |
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An IT teacher who threatened pupils and took some to a strip club while he was drunk during a school trip has been banned from teaching for three years. |
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Poorer white pupils neglected for decades, say MPs |
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a16a760f42c963ce4c4977075100155c.jpg >>94153 |
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How come kids are getting record GCSE and A Level results if they've just had about a year and a half of extremely disrupted schooling? Seems like bollocks to me. |
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A Conservative MP has said anyone using the term “white privilege” should be reported to the government’s counter-terror programme, and that teachers who criticise the Conservative party should be sacked. Jonathan Gullis told a fringe meeting during the party’s conference in Manchester last week that anyone using the phrase should be referred to the government’s Prevent programme, which is used to track potential daft militant wogs. |
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brbl.jpg This is the head of the government's Social Mobility Commission. |
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Me, I've had enough of the very concept of education based social mobility all together. There's a secret little underlying idea in there that goes: If you're thick, you deserve to be poor. |
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Remember that back when your dad worked and your mum didn't, she spent her time at home looking after you. Even if she wasn't teaching you differentiation and the capitals of Ceylon and Rhodesia and Siam, she was still giving you pro tips on how to be a big boy. Nowadays, there are plenty of households where both parents work, and not all of those households pay someone else to look after their kids while they're out. And that's before you even get to the massive increase in divorce, where plenty of kids only have one parent to start with. I know a family like that, and the mother doesn't usually work and just takes benefits so she can spend time raising her kids properly, and I applaud this. But the government don't; they call her a parasite and desperately want this to end. So parenting really is on the back-burner these days compared to how it used to be, and it's been that way for decades and many of the lesser-parented children now have kids of their own. |
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Children aged seven to be taught that they are not ‘racially innocent’ |
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I just looked at the wikipedia article for critical race theory and it sounds like it's mostly an american thing, and that they're suggesting their systems of law, education, medicine and so on are biased against black people, which, from an outsider looking in, seems about as shocking as suggesting that rain is wet. |
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RDT_20220213_1136142046261994415409664.jpg Since we were talking about the whole horse shoe thing. |
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You could say "it's not really X" for so many things. Like off the top of my head, it's not really a Big Bang, is it? |
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>Students who lack English and maths GCSEs, or two A-levels at grade E, would not qualify for a student loan in England, under new plans. Ministers will set out details for new minimum university entry requirements, on Thursday, as part of a shake-up. There will also be a a consultation on plans to limit the number of university places available in England. |
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>A family trip to the theatre or an afternoon at a museum may be a fun day out, but new research suggests that such cultural outings will not actually help children secure higher grades. |
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1589316066998.jpg Just because you read the Guardian doesn't mean you have Nick Cohen and Polly Toynbee's hackneyed opinions beamed directly into your brain. It's moreover the case that the reporting from the Guardian is of a higher quality than that of most of the rags in this country, IE, less hysterical screeching about migrants and Meghan Markle and more news and Rachel Roddy. I guess that last one isn't strictly "reporting" but I really like pasta so it matters to me. |
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I think this is a false flag attack by Guardian readers. |
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Are we on the same site? Every fucking classism post on this website is exactly the opposite of what people have been arguing about here - it's fucking always the "working class people aren't taught to think about money and education the way middle class people are" one. The "etonians are given a free ride" one comes up occasionally, but it almost always then is course-corrected with "yes but so are regular middle class people", and then obvious that descends into an argument about how to define middle class, and someone usually brings up houmous or investing in your twenties. |
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This site is a four Yorkshireman sketch for fuck's sake lad you can't no true Scotsman everyone out of being as much of a victim as you. |
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>Interest rates on student loans are set to soar to as high as 12%, costing higher-earning graduates an extra £3,000 unless the government intervenes, according to the Institute for Fiscal Students. |
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Students are advised to be “more relaxed” about the reputation of the universities they want to attend, after new research revealed they could be better off graduating with a good degree from a less prestigious university than with a lower-class degree from a selective institution. |
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>English literature is being suspended as a degree at a university amid pressure from government to ensure graduates go straight into well-paid jobs. At least two other universities, Roehampton and Wolverhampton, have announced planned closures of arts and humanities programmes and UCU, the lecturers’ union, has said that jobs in those areas are at risk at De Montfort and Huddersfield universities. |
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Automation that suddenly and profoundly revolutionises the labour market in a way never seen before is like global warming: it will forever be an impending existential threat that never quite arrives. |
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I think people should study what they want to study so they learn and reach fruition as a person. People love to whinge about Blair but people getting an education is a fundamentally good thing and I don't think forcing the arty lad into a career he never wanted is the right idea. If anything it feels like a plaster on more fundamental problems with the education system. |
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Fucking hell, have we made it onto a really shitty spamlist? |
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>In his first speech of 2023, the Prime Minister will set out his priorities for the year ahead and ambition for a better future for Britain. |
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PROBLEM WI'T CUNTRY NARRERDAYS IS THI DUNT DO ENUF MAFFS AT SCHOOWEL, INNIT |
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A-level maths is shit. I did maths, chemistry, biology, and physics at AS level (dropped maths for A2 level). The mechanics stuff, fair enough. But I doubt most people are going to use calculus or impossible numbers in day to day life, unless they go into higher education. And if they do go into HE, chances are there'll be maths modules more suited to them if maths is a major component of the field. Like when I did chemistry at uni, I did a module equivalent to AS/A2 level maths. |
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>Rishi Sunak has been warned that a target to boost the number of children entering secondary school with the expected standards of reading, writing and maths is “a far cry from reality”, amid new evidence that 275,000 pupils a year are leaving primary education without the right level of skills. |
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>A headteacher spurred on to introduce healthy school meals by one pupil's plight was spat on and branded a 'food Nazi' by angry parents. Julie Copley, from Radleys Primary, Rushall, Walsall, even saw her family threatened for introducing fruit, veg, soups and casseroles to lunch menus. |
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Student loan ban call for low A-levels |
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>James Daly has the smallest majority in Great Britain. The Conservative MP scraped to victory in Bury North in 2019 winning only 105 more votes than his Labour rival James Frith. He has a fair claim to being the most endangered Tory in the country. But today as he faces the fight of his political life, Mr Daly is not afraid to tell it as he sees it even if it means describing some of his own constituents as “crap”. |
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