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Ml


It’s supposed to be.



She obviously sees confidence as sort of if

we


concentrate on


educational


achieve


Itl


ent


that’s where they’re
dence from.

going to get their confi-


SSl


But that’s wrong.


I don’t go along with


that.


Tutor


It’s circular,
on educational
is how do you


isn’t it. We’re all keen


achievement - the question


it happen and you don’t


take it happen simply as a teacher


by


standing


there and


saying this is what



∣atters.


SS2


She says the emphasis is too much - she says

teachers are like social workers concerned

with pupils as individuals and how they’re
coping with the school situation.

Ml - laughs -

- presumably only the trendy lefty ones

SS2 - Yes and presumes they’re doing more harm,
she rejects that sort of approach.

SSl


Thing is at the moment what good is it just
having education as academic achievement.

You never actually get anywhere - in the

job market it doesn’t do you any good anyway

mean



the educational


achievement


of


the kids we’re involved with now is getting
4 CSE Grade l’s or 2’s or 3’s is absolutely

no good in the job market and even when they

do get into
going to be
working class


the job market they’re still


just


as much



member


of the


as they would by anyway - whereas


SS2


- Yes, they’d still be as discriminated against


At a blow practices that


students


be moving towards or being


encouraged to consider are


dismissed yet the preferred solution has

a hollow ring given their analysis of the possibilities of educational
success. In common with much educational writing and indeed lecturing
it is critical of established practice whilst giving few pointers
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for change.       At worst it encourages students to engage in what
is often experientially unfounded assertion and counter assertion



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