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Political impartiality: Ten ways to sit on a fence

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E.D. Hirsch’s views on the curriculum: Popular but perpetually problematic

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A Defence of Multiculturalism: Why it still has some conceptual relevance for schools

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Low income pupils’ progress at secondary school

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From Brexit to Trump: should teachers talk politics in the classroom?

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School Direct v University-led PGCE: the pros and cons for potential new teachers

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Why the government’s proposed consultation on changes to religious studies GCSE matters