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National Curriculum Review - Call for Evidence Print E-mail
The Department of Education website carries the following announcement:
Rt Hon Michael Gove MP, Secretary of State for Education, has announced a review of the primary and secondary National Curriculum in England. The National Curriculum was originally intended as a guide for study in key subjects which would give parents and teachers confidence that students were acquiring the knowledge necessary at every level of study to make appropriate progress. As it has developed, the National Curriculum has come to cover more subjects, prescribe more outcomes and take up more school time than originally intended. We want to hear your opinions and evidence about the National Curriculum and start a debate about what is taught in our schools. By answering the questions in the Call for Evidence you can give your input to the discussion at this early stage.
The closing date for this opportunity is 14th April 2011 and Truth in Science would encourage all those interested in what is being taught in our schools to answer the online questions and enter the debate. You can access the website here.
 

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...next time somebody tells you that something is true, why not say to them: "What kind of evidence is there for that?"

 

Richard Dawkins (2003), Oxford University.

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