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Martin Roberts
Calling time on 30-minute inspections
10 February 2012
Dead languages beat live subjects in EBac madness
28 January 2011
We should take note of Nuffield
26 June 2009
Subjects matter
Professor John White has strange ideas about subjects – creations, he suggests, of policymakers in 1904, to keep the middle classes happy then and since, obsolete pillars of “a curriculum for a horse-drawn age” (TES, July 11)
18 July 2008
Roots treatment
23 January 2004
A state of forgetfulness
7 June 1996
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