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19 Jun 2012:Maths teachers are in short supply, but bursaries and paid on-the-job training are helping to attract graduates
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21 Jun 2012: Letters: So, what is Gove's ideology? The destruction of the public education system? An intention to make the class system even more entrenched and uneven?
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Guardian Professional, 21 Jun 2012:
As Aung San Suu Kyi visits the UK for the first time in 24 years, religious studies teacher Andrew Jones on how Burma's opposition leader can inspire your pupils
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20 Jun 2012:
Education secretary Michael Gove ignores evidence of improvement at Downhills primary to side with 3% of parents
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Guardian Professional, 20 Jun 2012:
In 2007 the Welsh government introduced the Primary School Free Breakfast initiative throughout the country. Five years on and pupils at 73 per cent of all primary schools in Wales enjoy the benefits of a free breakfast every school day. Here Marian Thomas, headteacher of Hengoed Primary School talks about the scheme
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Guardian Professional, 19 Jun 2012:
Here are the honest and sobering responses by teachers to the Guardian's pupil hunger survey
• "Breakfast should not be a two litre bottle of coke" -
19 Jun 2012:
Maths teachers are in short supply, but bursaries and paid on-the-job training are helping to attract graduates
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18 Jun 2012: The new primary curriculum is quite good, but its benefits will be thwarted by the continuing focus on assessment and tables, says Mike Baker
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18 Jun 2012:
The new curriculum stipulates youngsters should know Roman numerals, should newly qualified teachers avoid academies, should academics avoid UCL, and the case of the unpaid intern
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18 Jun 2012:
The Guardian Teacher Network is full of resources for National Insect Week, to tie in with more than 100 events around the UK
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18 Jun 2012:
Other lives: Critic, writer and English teacher with a great ability to communicate his passion for literature and poetry
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Guardian Professional, 18 Jun 2012:
Student debate has moved on from 'two pupil ping-pong' – our latest blog from ESU takes you through the basics of using debate as a teaching tool across all subjects
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17 Jun 2012:
Other lives: Classics and business studies teacher with a passion for the local history of Huntingdonshire
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Guardian Professional, 17 Jun 2012:
This week's round up of useful resources, blogs and advice
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17 Jun 2012: Education secretary has been bypassing the panel set up to advise on reforms, claim senior members
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Guardian Professional,
16 Jun 2012:
Forget class or poverty - apparently the greatest barrier to raising standards in education is teachers
• Ofsted is creating a climate of fear where all teachers are underperforming unless proven otherwise
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