Gove at it again

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Prep and public schools also allow 'unqualified' teachers. All 'unqualified' means is they don't have a PGCE. Doesn't mean they can't do the job or they aren't educated.

 

So why is that different to a TA?

 

Depends on the school environment. If the TA is dealing with that sort of issue, fine. I think Gove's concern is that they aren't dealing with that, and they're taking on half or whole classes.

 

As I said, the rules allow this now. If he doesn't want unqualified people taking classes, he should make it so that they're not allowed to. He can't have it both ways.

 

Inclusion is an article of faith now, and if you oppose it then you're basically an evil racialist disabled-hater.

 

Yep. Which is preposterous.