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Our research seeks out an objective view of standards of education in Britain. By
doing so, we aim to offer an improved perspective on how best to deliver equitable and
high standards of education for all.
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Inspecting the
Inspectorate: Ofsted under scrutiny
- Anastasia de Waal (ed.), 2008
This collection of essays offer a range of views on Ofsted from those of a practising
school inspector, to the head teacher of a primary school deemed by Ofsted to be
'outstanding', to a parent who led an action group to protest against the Ofsted
judgement their child's school received. It sets out the weaknesses in the current school
inspection regime and the changes urgently required if Ofsted is to contribute to raising
educational standards.
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The
Corruption of the Curriculum
- Robert Whelan (ed.), 2007
In 'Corruption of the Curriculum', the authors - all of whom write from years of
practical experience in the classroom - argue that the school curriculum has been
corrupted by recent governments, who see schools as a means of promoting social and
political goals that may or may not relate to traditional academic disciplines.
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Archive
- Straight A's? A-level teachers' views on today's A-levels
- Anastasia de Waal, August 2009
- Education in England: Policy vs. Impact
- Anastasia de Waal, July 2009
- Media Info: Increase in Infant Classes Over 30
- Anastasia de Waal, May 2009
- Critical Mass: Government's
'Small' Infant Classes Too Big
- Anastasia de Waal, September 2008
- School Improvement - or
the 'Equivalent' (GCSE results)
- Anastasia de Waal, August 2008
- Fast Track to
Slow Progress (Key Stage 2 results)
- Anastasia de Waal and Fatima Vali, August 2008
- Ready to Read?
- Anastasia de Waal and Nick Cowen, August 2007
- The Results Generation (A-level
results)
- Anastasia de Waal and Nick Cowen, August 2007
- Faking it at Key Stage 2
- Anastasia de Waal, August 2007
- Artificial Achievement
(Key Stage 2, GCSE and A-levels)
- Anastasia de Waal and Nick Cowen, June 2007
- School Choice in the UK and
Overseas
- Nick Cowen, January 2007
- Education: have standards
increased?
- David Green, Ben Cackett and Anastasia de Waal, December 2005
- School choice: US charter schools
- David Green, Ben Cackett and Anastasia de Waal, December 2005
- School Choice and Equality: Overseas
Evidence
- David Green, Ben Cackett and Anastasia de Waal, December 2005
- Standards in English schools: changes since
1997 and the impact of government policies and initiatives
- Peter Tymms (A report for the Sunday Times), April 2005
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