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What Happened To Numeracy?
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Not sure what the PM means by, pupils will study Maths until 18, I assume he means the ones that are still in education. Anyway I find it shocking that:
"Around eight million adults in England have the numeracy skills of primary school children, " - so what happened? Why are we so innumerate as a nation? I'm not talking about Calculus here just basic 'rithmetic.
Not sure what the PM means by, pupils will study Maths until 18, I assume he means the ones that are still in education. Anyway I find it shocking that:
"Around eight million adults in England have the numeracy skills of primary school children, " - so what happened? Why are we so innumerate as a nation? I'm not talking about Calculus here just basic 'rithmetic.
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those who choose the apprenticeship route? or is the PM suggesting compulsory schooling until 18?
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those who choose the apprenticeship route? or is the PM suggesting compulsory schooling until 18?
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Its been proposed before by the Tories.
"The intention to ensure pupils study maths until 18 has previously been advocated by former education secretary Michael Gove in 2011, the Lords Science and Technology Select Committee in 2012 and then education minister Liz Truss in 2014.
It also featured in Labour's 2015 manifesto and was mentioned by then chancellor George Osborne in his 2016 budget."
"The intention to ensure pupils study maths until 18 has previously been advocated by former education secretary Michael Gove in 2011, the Lords Science and Technology Select Committee in 2012 and then education minister Liz Truss in 2014.
It also featured in Labour's 2015 manifesto and was mentioned by then chancellor George Osborne in his 2016 budget."
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