Posts Tagged ‘Education’

Brilliant publication on the social and economic costs of national wage bargaining

Alison Wolf’s latest publication draws uncompromising attention to an area that desperately needs reform, particularly in the light of the coming fiscal crunch.

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Who is your favourite Conservative?

David Willett’s thoughtful piece about intergenerational issues shows what the conservatives are missing out on.

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Tuition Fees have NOT put the disadvantaged off higher education

I am not sure how often this needs to be asserted.  But let’s keep doing so all the same.  As CentreForum has repeatedly argued – most recently in Time’s Up, a paper directed at the Liberal Democrats’ determination to scrap tuition fees, at great expense – the current way in which tuition fees are paid [...]

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Putting Conservative plans under the microscope

CentreForum take a hard look at Michael Gove’s plans for education, and queries whether he has either the radicalism or financial clout to win real resourcees for his liberal approach. David Laws is still the better option.

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The History Curriculum.

Alix’s criticisms of Gove’s history curriculum don’t go far enough.

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Why am I brushing the Schnauzer’s eyebrows…

The hassle of a school pet show indicates some deeper reason for economic lunacy, but I can’t really pin it down

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