FORUM Volume 56 (2014) Issue 3
ISSN 0963-8253
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Life after Gove
Contents
Editorial. The Gove Legacy, pages 337‑340
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To Value Every Child in the Moment, pages 341‑348
MICHAEL ARMSTRONG
Evidence, Policy and the Reform of Primary Education: a cautionary tale, pages 349‑376
ROBIN ALEXANDER
Educating Democracy: conjunctures in the long revolution, pages 377‑400
STEWART RANSON
Schooling the Crisis? Education in the Aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis, pages 401‑416
JOHN MORGAN
Goodbye Michael Gove, pages 417‑420
MICHAEL BASSEY
Free Schools and Academies, pages 421‑424
JANE EADES
Why the Government Needs a Little History Lesson, pages 425‑432
MELISSA BENN
School Admissions: fairness versus diverse types of schools, choice and own admission authorities, pages 433‑444
RICHARD HARRIS
The Labour Party's Blunkett Review: a comprehensive disappointment, pages 445‑450
KEITH LICHMAN
A Trojan Horse in Birmingham, pages 451‑456
PATRICK YARKER
The Consequences of the Trojan Horse Affair and a Possible Way Forward for Birmingham, pages 457‑472
SARAH BARTON, RICHARD HATCHER
Social Selection and Religiously Selective Faith Schools, pages 473‑484
PAUL PETTINGER
Educating Ethics: the probity of school governance, pages 485‑498
NIGEL GANN
Changes to the English Literature GCSE: a sociocultural perspective, pages 499‑512
ADAM MORBY
Radical Democratic Education as Response to Two World Wars and a Contribution to World Peace: the inspirational work of Alex Bloom, pages 513‑528
MICHAEL FIELDING
Margaret and Rachel McMillan: their influences on open-air nursery education and early years teacher education, pages 529‑540
BETTY LIEBOVICH
Neglected Women Historians: the case of Joan Simon, pages 541‑566
JANE MARTIN
A Retiring Education: on continuing to learn for its own sake, pages 567‑570
DAVID HALPIN
Tony Benn (3 April 1925-14 March 2014): an appreciation, pages 571‑574
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BOOK REVIEWS, pages 575‑594
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Picking Up the Pieces Manifesto, pages 595‑595
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