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Teach primary pupils real-world maths - Labour
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this post was submitted on 11 Oct 2023
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Plus the standardised testing, plus the reliance on the falsehood that memorisation of facts = education, plus the terrible student to teacher ratio, plus the hostile classroom environment which leads to bullying, plus the complete disregard for individual learning styles and forcing 1-hour lessons and constant switching of topics...
Yeah, there's a lot more wrong with the education system than it looks like labour have plans to fix.
They will still get my anti-tory vote, and to them that's all that matters, but they won't get my pro-labour vote with this as it's clear that real education reform is still a lost cause.