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  • School proms: a healthy way for teenagers to enter the next phase of life?
  • Is scrapping GCSEs the right way forward?
  • Spoken language does not translate to writing
  • The horrid missing letter apostrophe

School proms: a healthy way for teenagers to enter the next phase of life?

School proms have become teenagers' version of Cinderella's ball, and looking great has become their strongest religion.

The horrid missing letter apostrophe


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We are not going to run out of the odd O, there are still plenty to go around. So, why do we need to write don't and won't ?

Encourage thinking rather than just ticking boxes


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Too many exams at school and college test knowledge with box ticking exercises. What happened to teaching people to think?

Is scrapping GCSE's right?


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Do the government and education minister seriously think that changing the system will not have a negative effect on the pupils?

Bring back the apprenticeship


Apprenticeships are good. Not everyone can be a pop singer or superstar, career building takes work and the apprenticeship will help you.

The crazy, crazy decision to drop language teaching


Language teaching has benefits that go way beyond the language itself
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 Spoken language does not translate to writing
 Thinking and being taught to think
 Bring back the apprenticeship
MissJonesDavina Jones
 Encourage thinking rather than just ticking boxes
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 The benefit of books
 The danger of being English
ColinKnightColin Knight
 Learning from darts

Technical translation - a nice little earner


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There is good money in technical translation work, even if you only have limited grasp of the source language in general conversation.

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The danger of being English


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Having English as your primary language may blind you to other opportunities.
  • Thinking and being taught to think
    Strangely, common sense is not that common and has to be instilled in people.
  • The benefit of books
    The Harry Potter series has dramatically improved reading rates.
  • Learning from darts
    Darts and snooker players develop a natural numeracy as part of their sport.
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  • Spoken language does not translate to writing
    When mis-pronounced phrases are fed back to appear as written text, they can be nonsense.
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  • Starting with a 10 year deficit.
    10 years of political interference coming just at the wrong time for recovery in Britain's hard-pressed economy.
  • Standing up for standards
    Should pupils and students stand up when a tutor enters the room?
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