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Homework – keys to success
The Homework Conundrum Homework is always a subject that generates comment and discussion. Teachers are either told that they are not setting enough homework or too much. Then there are debates about whether homework serves any purpose at all and … Continue reading
Which side are you on boys? (With apologies to Billy Bragg)
Who is society? There is no such thing! Politicians are frequently misquoted. People often say it was Margaret Thatcher who said that ‘there is no such thing as society’. In fact in her 1987 speech for Woman’s Own she actualy … Continue reading
