Competition, not enforced equality, is the way to drive up standards in schools

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07.12.2013, 11:44

Competition, not enforced equality, is the way to drive up standards in schools

I'm participating in a debate at Wellington College today about Michael Gove's education reforms. This is my contribution.
One of the most frequent objections to free schools and academies

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Competition, not enforced equality, is the way to drive up standards in schools

Competition, not enforced equality, is the way to drive up standards in schools

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