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In November 2012, the National Risk Framework to Support the Assessment of Children and Young People was published. As a comprehensive useful idiots’ guide to tick-box tyranny based on prevention (i.e. junk) science, the document made no mention of ‘consent’ or Read More …
Professor John Raven’s latest paper published last month is well worth reading: Some criminal (if not yet criminalised) misapplications of “science”, logic, and power, illustrated from the field of early childhood education From pages 5/6: “How does it come about Read More …
Professor John Raven’s latest paper outlines his observations derived from 60 years in educational research. Gap? What Gap? [See also ‘Nuggets’ extracted from the article] Abstract In this paper I show that the main problems faced by the educational system Read More …
[Re-blogged] The wheels on the GIRFEC data mining bus are still going round and round all day long It is no surprise to those of us who have done our research and listened to countless victims’ experiences of data theft Read More …
The NSPCC report on home education is out (original link now dead, see below) Usual warnings about being in a safe place before reading it. The only good bit is: Home-educating parents or carers are not more likely than others to Read More …
