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“Memoria praeteritorum bonorum” [‘The past is always well remembered’] Roman saying The general election is a matter of a few short weeks ago. For those of us in education, we will pay …

Alex Quigley @HuntingEnglish·

Excellent article by @profsimonb on ‘The long-term consequences of missing a term of school’ http://wol.iza.org/opinions/the-long-term-consequences-of-missing-a-term-of-school via @IZAWorldofLabor

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Sam Freedman @Samfr·

Excellent piece by @xtophercook on how the drive for NHS efficiency put us in a precarious position to deal with this crisis. Including this rather startling chart. https://members.tortoisemedia.com/2020/03/30/chris-cook-coronavirus-nhs-at-capacity/content.html?sig=keNLL8BRfhyxlRYS9-EoICk4I44jgZb_ahgq3Zdx6pY

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London Gifted & Talented @GiftedLondon·

Thanks David. It was the result of five years of research on Da Vinci combined with 45 plus years in classrooms (Ray and I combined I hasten to add). Of the 5 books I’ve written I’m the most proud of this one. https://twitter.com/daviddidau/status/1244602078942593028

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