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Frustrated pupils ‘bored by their factory schools’
Independent 10/03/10 -
Paedophile ‘alarm button’ was rejected by Facebook, say police
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Acupuncture ‘does not aid fertility treatment’
Telegraph 10/03/10 -
‘You wonder how to have a conversation with your children? First, chuck the BlackBerry away’
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‘Eating for two’ may harm baby
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Eating breakfast and fatty diet during early pregnancy increases chances of having a boy
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Free our schools
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Childcare helps identify vulnerable children’s needs
BBC News 08/03/10
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Frustrated pupils ‘bored by their factory schools’
Independent 10/03/10
Pupils are being turned into “a seething mass of bored, frustrated, alienated children” by today’s education system, a leading professor will claim tonight.
Acupuncture ‘does not aid fertility treatment’
Telegraph 10/03/10
The British Fertility Society says that patients should be warned that there is no evidence that the therapy will help them to have a baby.
‘You wonder how to have a conversation with your children? First, chuck the BlackBerry away’
Telegraph 09/03/10
In Lifeclass this week, Lesley Garner stresses the importance of face-to-face communciation over texts and emails.
‘Eating for two’ may harm baby
Times 09/03/10
Pregnant women are often assumed to be “eating for two”, but a high-calorie diet may also be influencing the sex and health of their child, researchers say.
Eating breakfast and fatty diet during early pregnancy increases chances of having a boy
Telegraph 08/03/10
Women who eat a full breakfast and a high fat diet at the time of conception are more likely to have a boy, scientists claim.
Free our schools
Telegraph 09/03/10
Lying awake, I often fantasise about the day my new school opens. In this dream, I’m standing off to one side watching the pupils stream past in their new uniforms,
Childcare helps identify vulnerable children’s needs
BBC News 08/03/10
High-quality childcare helps identify the needs of vulnerable children early on, according to a new report.
As a teacher, I’ve realised Twitter has real potential
Guardian 09/03/10
I signed up to bury Twitter. Not to praise it. The idea was to complete a trilogy of columns I had entitled the “wind up a spod” series, and deliberately elicit spluttering outrage about Twitter from educators who have been blogging about its noodle-boggling goodness.
Association of Graduate Recruiters: ‘Parents should save from child’s birth for university’
Timesonline 09/03/10
Families should pay into a national savings scheme to meet the cost of putting their child through university, leading employers say today.
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