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An audit for educational disadvantage
- 16-8-08
- Categorized in: EducationNews Commentaries
By Valerie Yule
True measures of educational disadvantage are the proportion of young people who leave formal education unqualified in anything and illiterate, the numbers of adults who cannot cope in jobs, who cannot apply simple arithmetic to shopping or gambling, and who have learned no constructive leisure interests.
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