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Education may have slipped down the political agenda since the credit crunch and then MPs’ expenses started to dominate the headlines, but the policy divisions are as sharp as ever. The primary curriculum is once more the subject of fierce debate, the assessment of pupils and schools remains contentious, and the whole shape of the higher education system is under review.
All these subjects and more are addressed in this education-focused edition of Policy Review. Our coverage ranges from the future of the lecture to the state of further education; and from Singapore, where Mike Baker searches for the secrets of the island state’s success in secondary education, to New York, where Alexandra Frean has been using the school report cards that the Government proposes to introduce in England.
Michael Gove / Jim Knight - How fast should we move on academies?
Michael Barber - A formula for the perfect curriculum
Wes Streeting - The lecture has had its day
Ed Vaizey - Put life back into libraries
Phil Woolas - Our ‘Eliot Ness strategy’ helps keep Britain safe
Alexandra Frean - School report cards will give parents what they want
Andrew Adonis - We must keep on track for high-speed rail
Friday 3rd July 2009
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