Content tagged with "Education" (144)
'Students should study more academic subjects'
The Independent, Alison Kershaw
Try the Sudoku diet: How to burn 90 calories...
Daily Mail, David Wilkes
Education maintenance allowances are they...
The Guardian, Jessica Shepherd
The University Of Real Life
Burning our money
Sectors funding quangos under scrutiny
Times Higher Education, Melanie Newman
Two-for-one maths "GCSE doesn't add up"
The Sunday Times, Jack Grimston
Experts say new A-level will protect pure...
Times Educational Supplement, William Stewart
Maths A level 'doesn't add up'
Times Higher Education
The misuse of maths
Educators for Reform's response to the proposed new Use of Mathematics A-level.
A new level
Reform's paper looking at the development of A-levels recommends that universities be put in charge of the exams to restore their academic rigour.
Educators for Reform
A new purpose in education
The mobile economy
Reform's look at education and skills provision in England, and how it needs to adapt for the future.
Event calendar
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Queen's Speech: A missed opportunity for NHS reform
Blog following Reform's recent report, Seismic shifts in the welfare state.
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Globally competitive education
Summary of a Reform roundtable seminar on “Globally competitive education" on 1 May 2013, led by Neil Strowger and Philip Avery, Headteacher...
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Patient driven medicine
Blog following a Reform roundtable seminar on “Patient driven medicine” on 16 April 2013, led by Jamie Heywood, Chair, PatientsLikeMe....
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High volume, low cost healthcare: The case of the...
Blog following a Reform roundtable seminar on "High volume, low cost healthcare: The case of the Aravind Eye Care System", on 11 April,...
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