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Ancient and modern

Plato knew that home-schooling can have benefits

23 May 2020

9:00 AM

23 May 2020

9:00 AM

Education is cumulative. The idea that it will be lost on a generation because, for one out of 42 terms of schooling, pupils will have to take more responsibility for their own learning, is obvious tosh. Indeed that term may yield considerable benefits for all, especially older, pupils, whatever their future plans.

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