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Peter Cochrane's Uncommon Sense: Can education be saved?

By Peter Cochrane

Published: Thursday 10 March 2005

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The curriculum needs to change too; it needs to ge...
Mark Stanley

I got out of teaching for some of the reasons Pete...
Anonymous

It is hard to encourage people into science when y...
Ken Rennoldson

The UK now offers so few opportunities for scienti...
Anonymous

Perhaps that is the grand design - demographic cha...
Lionel A Smith

I thought Australia was the only stupid country - ...
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The problem starts in primary school. Few primary ...
Anonymous

Here's what Peter Cochrane says: "...the nation...
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