On Education
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| Originally published | 1926 |
| Authors | Bertrand Russell |
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| ID | 2211107 |
About On Education
'With admirable clarity, Mrs Peters sums up what determines competence in spelling and the traditional and new approaches to its teaching. ' -Times Literary Supplement
BBC show is a 'lifeline' for Afghan girls, UN says
... In the late 1990s, during the Taliban s previous rule, an entire generation of Afghan girls faced the same devastating restrictions On Education...
Partygate revelations destroyed trust in government, inquiry told
... " If the question you are asking is shall we close schools? , then you need experts on the impact On Education, on children, on parents, on the general effect on the economy, " he elaborated...
The young Essex carers whose help equates to a full-time job
... " Some young carers, she says, are missing out On Education or training because of their caring responsibilities...
Cost of national debt hits 20-year high
... During the last financial year, the government spent £111bn on debt interest - more than it spent On Education...
Petition against Wales 20mph speed limit breaks records
... But police say the response will be proportionate and reasonable while drivers get used to the change as the focus for the first 12 months will be On Education - as officers have a level of discretion...
20mph: Wales first UK nation to drop speed limit from 30mph
... They said the focus for the first 12 months would be On Education, with officers given a level of discretion...
20mph: Wales speed limit sat-nav warning ahead of change
... But police say the response will be proportionate and reasonable while drivers get used to the change as the focus for the first 12 months will be On Education - as officers have a level of discretion...
Chick-fil-A to try again in UK four years after LGBT backlash
... It appointed its first head of diversity in 2020 and has changed its approach to charitable giving, focusing On Education and hunger alleviation...
Covid-19: Doctors call for Plan B, and WHO's pandemic warning
Here are five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday morning. We'll have another update For You this evening.
1. Doctors call for England's Covid Plan B to startThere are no plans to introduce tougher measures, or Plan B , in England despite daily coronavirus cases staying above 40,000 and A Warning they could reach 100,000. This has been The British Medical Association, which describes the rate of Covid infections as " unacceptable" accuses ministers of being " wilfully negligent" for not re-imposing rules. Health Secretary Sajid Javid has rejected fresh restrictions right now and urged people to get booster vaccines and wear face coverings in crowded places, or Plan A.
Media caption, Sajid Javid encourages take up of Covid boosters: " We've got the jabs, we need the arms to put them in"2. Pandemic could drag into 2022, WHO warnsThe slow supply of vaccines to poorer countries means In order to tackle this, Dr Bruce Aylward, senior leader at the organisation, appealed to wealthy countries To Let pharmaceutical companies prioritise the lowest-income countries over theirs. So Far fewer than 5% of Africa's population have been vaccinated, compared to 40% on most other continents. The UK is among those which have pledged vaccines to countries in need.
3. More funding needed to help pupilsMore funding is needed to ensure pupils won't suffer lasting damage After School closures were imposed by the government to tackle coronavirus. A new report from the and suggests targeting disadvantaged pupils and certain regions. It calculates a minimum of £78bn in lifetime earnings could be lost by those who missed out On Education in England. The government has a £3bn catch-up plan, which includes a national tutoring scheme, to help millions of pupils by 2024.
4. The Covid-free remote islandIt's probably known best as The Place where Napoleon was exiled and died, but St Helena - a remote British island in The Middle of The South Atlantic - is one of The Few places in The World that has not reported a single case of coronavirus. It welcomes tourists, like Alasdair and Gill Maclean who ended up staying for eight months while other countries were in lockdown, and hopes More will come to visit.
5. The Street Singer serenading shoppersWhen 73-year-old John Fellows realised he missed singing during lockdown he headed to a Shopping Centre in South Gloucestershire and started serenading shoppers. He's on a mission to " brighten up everybody's life" and it appears to be working. " You've cheered up my whole pandemic, you have, " says one shopper.
Media caption, Yate Shopping Centre singer John on His Love for singingAnd there's More . .of what could be introduced across the UK to avoid a winter crisis.
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