House of Lords.
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- 2019
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- Question & Answer
Works in Education Journal, 2019, Issue 372
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Special educational needs.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 32
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Alternative providers.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 31
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- Article
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House of Commons.
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- 2019
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- Question & Answer
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Parliamentary calendar.
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- 2019
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- Calendar
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Statutory Instruments published last week.
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- 2019
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- Book Review
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Education and children statistics.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 23
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- Article
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The Brexit effect on government.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 22
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“UCAS mills” join essay mills as just another scandal in the groves of academe.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 21
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Let’s make sure that all the world gets on the stage.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 20
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A breeding farm for economy.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 19
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Learning from Teach Too projects shared.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 18
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The virtue of good and robust governance.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 17
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University minister’s vision for global higher education.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 15
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Amanda Spielman at the 2019 Annual Apprenticeships Conference.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 14
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School summer holiday experiences may be putting poorer children’s mental health at risk.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 12
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Why maths makes women feel “uneasy”.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 11
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Almost half of new teachers consider leaving within ten years.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 11
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New Independent Commission on the College of the Future launched.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 10
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Government to introduce register for home schooled children.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 9
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Anger over £16,000 portrait of vice-chancellor Glynis Breakwell.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 9
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Graduate gender pay gap widens.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 8
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Data reveals university performance on access and student success.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 8
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ETF to manage Centres for Excellence in Maths programme.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 7
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Link between children’s reading skills and their ability to manage money.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 6
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Three quarters of schools rated outstanding by Ofsted are in decline.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 6
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Government says it’s on track to create a million new school places this decade.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 5
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Home schooling.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 4
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Scrapping popular qualification would be reckless.
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- Education Journal, 2019, n. 372, p. 1
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- Article