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Editor's View
Nursery World,
22 November 2007
Testing children on reading at age six would be a step backwards.
With the Government currently having a bumpy ride, Conservative leader David Cameron has not been slow to spot an opportune moment to release a Daily Mail-pleasing 'policy'. Hence last weekend's announcement that under Tory rule, every child should be reading by the age of six, and would be given a national reading test to assess their progress. Central to this would be synthetic phonics, rigorously applied, with the promise of a more 'creative' approach to follow once reception and Year One children had learned their lessons. Leaving aside...
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