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06 Jul 2011
Matthew Taylor
Tomorrow we host the first of two events being held with the Advertising Association: What are the opportunities, roles and responsibilities of advertisers in today’s world? There are echoes here of some of the themes of my annual lecture with its focus on behaviour change and corporate responsibility.
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05 Jul 2011
Can I open another front in the News of the World debate?
04 Jul 2011
Those commenting on Andrew Dilnot’s report on social care aren’t quite sure where the story lies. Is it in the recommendations themselves or the ambivalence of the Government about implementing them?
The recent Ofsted report on Girl’s career aspirations makes the assumption that because girls do better than boys at school, but are less successful in the workplace, there must be something wrong with girls’ choices of educational path and career.
30 Jun 2011
One of my least successful pieces of writing was a sketch column for the magazine of the teachers’ union NASUWT. My first job after university was as a researcher for the union but I had persuaded my boss to let me try to write something amusing every month.
28 Jun 2011
I had a strange thought on the train today – what if Recovery Champions were like the popstars we all want to be (don’t we?!) and the journey to getting to that position was as easy as winning X-factor...
Remember when you were given an injection at school? You were told to look away and then, before you had time to panic, the nurse was telling you it was all over. Maybe the best way to get people to accept something daunting is to tell them it’s happened already.
27 Jun 2011
Michael Gove has announced (again) his intention to scrap modular GCSEs and instead return to examinations at the end of two year courses.
Why does the government do what it does? There are lots of answers to this question, most of them rude.
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