A new report reveals that children today struggle with questions they could have answered 30 years ago, says Sian GriffithsFor a decade we’ve been told that our kids, just as they seem to be getting taller with each generation, are also getting brighter. Every year new waves of children get better GCSE, A-level and degree results than their predecessors. Meanwhile, in primary schools, the standards in national maths and English tests at 11 head in one direction — relentlessly upwards.
Failing to teach them how to handle real life – Sunday Times – Times Online
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