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Going in for the skill at the Conservative conference
5 October 2018
Time to hear their side of the Tory...
5 October 2018
Should WhatsApp be used to teach writing?
Yes, and pupils should be granted more freedom to write what they like, too, argues one leading professor
3 October 2018
Are women doing all the menial tasks in schools?
Research from the US says female employees take on ‘non-promotable’ tasks that hold their careers back
1 October 2018
Why we should take a gamble on social mobility
As more and more parents game school admissions, Lee Elliot Major argues that a lottery system would be fairer – creating more balanced intakes and giving disadvantaged pupils a second chance in life
28 September 2018
Is it a school’s job to prepare pupils for work?
If so, should ’21st-century skills’ be the chief concern of teachers, we ask this week’s Tes Podagogy guest
26 September 2018
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