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Flat White

Woolly thinking won’t help with education

17 June 2017

6:54 AM

17 June 2017

6:54 AM

Some weeks more than others, the woolly thinking that leads to poor policy is blindingly obvious. Education policy development is beleaguered by smart and influential people with misguided ideas.

Example 1: The Mitchell Institute released a report finding one in four young people leave school without a qualification, and one in eight is not engaged in further education or work at age 24.

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