An improved approach is essential
The UK Education system costs about £40 billion per year, and yet the government themselves admit that about half the school leavers each year leave with so-called ‘qualifications’ which are not worth the paper they are printed on. But this is not the half of it. Because it is now normal to “teach to the test” and use cramming methods, most of those with so-called ‘serious qualifications’ have forgotten most of what they “mugged up” a month after the exam. This is supposed to be a preparation for the ‘knowledge economy’.