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From: milko
30 Jun 2016 15:37
To: graphitone
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May will probably be efficiently and competently evil yes. What's this with her and the Yarl's Wood sexual offences? I haven't read up on it properly but her handling of that was reportedly Very Bad.
I have almost come to like how each day answers the question "Can this get any worse and farcical?" with "Sure, why not?"
From: koswix
30 Jun 2016 16:06
To: graphitone
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Everyone likes rhubarb, and thankfully rhubarb doesn't hold many inflammatory views.
From: Manthorp
30 Jun 2016 16:26
To: CHYRON (DSMITHHFX)
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It's not Westminster, it's Jonestown.
From: Matt
30 Jun 2016 20:11
To: koswix
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At least gove wouldn't actually manage to fuck anything up.
You forget that he used to be Minister of Education.
From: koswix
30 Jun 2016 21:15
To: Matt
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Did he actually manage to do anything in that position? I thought everyone just ignored him.
From: ANT_THOMAS
30 Jun 2016 21:18
To: koswix
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Does demotivating the UK's teachers count?
From: koswix
30 Jun 2016 21:44
To: ANT_THOMAS
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I'm pretty sure that's what happens just by /having/ an Education Secretary.
From: graphitone
1 Jul 2016 07:07
To: koswix
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It comes from having an education secretary that wants to be seen to be doing something, no matter the consequences, or how asinine the policy.
To be fair, that probably covers the majority, but Gove was a special case.
From: koswix
1 Jul 2016 08:08
To: graphitone
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Gove is often a special case.
From: johngti_mk-ii
1 Jul 2016 11:51
To: koswix
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He fucked us all roughly from behind. He worked to an elitist agenda. Changes to GCSEs are his doing and were unnecessary. Ditto for a-level changes. Everything is more academically focused now which is great for the 30% or so who are academic but sucks for the majority. Ofsted removed satisfactory from the possible judgement of an inspection. That's now "requires improvement" which sucks. His insistence that every child should have an above average education has given school leaders carte blanche to treat in-school monitoring and assessment policies as a big stick to beat staff up with. He changed teaching standards into another tool that allows slt to beat teachers up.
You can't ignore the Secretary of State. He's a twat.