Universities are racing to recruit through clearing – but is it in the students’ interests?
Since the admission cap was lifted in 2015, universities have been able to accept as many students as they see…
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Subscriber Says: why Angela Rayner can win teachers’ hearts
Can a woman who left school without any GCSEs at grade C or above revitalise education?
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“Forgotten children”: Our education system is excluding, and failing, more pupils
New figures show the number of children excluded has risen for the third year in a row.
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Censorship on campus? A new poll reveals what students really think about free speech
Who is really more offended – students or the general public?
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Our culture is saturated with porn – which is why we need to talk about it in schools
By the age of 14, almost all children will have viewed pornography. A more effective approach than censorship is an…
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Crying “grade inflation” dismisses students’ achievements at university
It also ignores the fact that academics regularly mark work from other universities.
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Three things wrong with Cambridge University’s statement on diversity
The statement implies that critics of the admissions process are disregarding evidence.
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