Skip to main content
Main navigation
Subscribe now & save!
£0.00 per month, for 12 months
£0.00p/m
for 12 months
Find out more →
Categories
Assessment
Behaviour
Curriculum
Funding
International
MATs
Ofsted
Pay & Conditions
Pedagogy
Policy
Research
Safeguarding
SEND
Teacher training
Archive
News
Analysis
Teaching & Learning
Tes Explains
Scotland
Leadership
MAT Tracker
Middle Leadership Essentials
Newsletters
Jobs and more
Tes.com
Education jobs
Teaching resources
Tes institute
School Portal
Partners
User profile
Logout
Categories
Open
Assessment
Behaviour
Curriculum
Funding
International
MATs
Ofsted
Pay & Conditions
Pedagogy
Policy
Research
Safeguarding
SEND
Teacher training
Archive
News
Analysis
Teaching & Learning
Open
Tes Explains
Scotland
Leadership
Open
MAT Tracker
Middle Leadership Essentials
Newsletters
Jobs and more
Open
Tes.com
Education jobs
Teaching resources
Tes institute
School Portal
Partners
Authors
Warwick Mansell
All articles by
Warwick Mansell
How shall I compare thee...?
There are growing calls for writing assessment in primary to be replaced with comparative judgement, a method that promises not only more accurate judgements of writing ability but also a reduction in teachers’ workload. Warwick Mansell asks if it really is the solution teachers are crying out for
7 April 2017
‘Nothing Michael Gove says should be taken at face value - here’s why’
Fact-checking the former education secretary: Warwick Mansell puts Michael Gove’s statements under the microscope
4 April 2017
‘Is academisation really privatisation by another name? The evidence suggests it might be...’
Here are four key arguments to put to those who deny that education is being privatised, says one education writer
21 March 2017
‘The real hero headteachers are those who manage to look beyond league tables’
Too many school leaders are winning plaudits for focusing on superficial measures of institutional success – and it is taking education to a bad place, writes one education journalist
7 March 2017
‘The regional schools commissioner system is a national disgrace’
The system of academy oversight needs serious reform, if not outright replacement, writes one investigative journalist
22 February 2017
‘Education policymakers claim to care about children. They don’t - they’re making pupils ill’
We are driving children so hard that we are making them sick, and ministers and policy wonks don’t seem to care, writes one investigative journalist
8 February 2017
Load More