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Old 10-05-2012, 23:22   #10
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Re: Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw: Teachers not stressed

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Originally Posted by Hugh View Post
If he had said 'some', I would have agreed.

'much' was too much...
sorry hugh agree Some not all gullable.

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Originally Posted by RizzyKing View Post
Ofsted as far as i am concerned is a part of the problem they go around inspecting schools marking them down and therefore condemning them to lower budgets. Whilst some schools that in reality perform quite badly play the ofsted game and get reported as being good. We have one in our town the teachers at the secondary school have highlighted time and again that kids from this one primary school always need the most help to catch up and yet year on year that primary gets good reports from ofsted total joke. We need to get back to educating our kids and removing targets and statistics out of the system as all they are doing is giving a false picture of education in this country.

Good point why dont like league tables it distorts who to say school failing. Schools in poor areas likely to be very challenging with troubled kids.

I dont think pushing to this academy will ease it will make it worse.

Say scrap league tables bring in education which aims to bring/try to maximise pupils qualities. Try educate there no shame in C-F if thats there best they can achieve.

Its not right these pupils left like in school play ground when all best picked the last one who cant do it gets slung in to make the numbers.

Its those kids the system fails those schools who get them end up being cruxified for poor standards when its clearly wrong. We then see best school pick creme from pupils and teachers.

The system broke it was broke when this sorry ass of competition between schools was developed. It left number pupils on scrapheap including some schools.

We need wind clock back where schools was localised thing. All schools baring odd was roughly similar standards as teaching was comparable to school to school. The only competition was interschool sports.

Only idiotic governments from labour and conservative think this brilliant it aint never work million years.
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