| Labour announced
further plans for education reform should they get elected for the
next term. After radically not scrapping the A-Level GCSE exams,
Labour have opted for more even radical thinking by offering tailor-made
teaching as opposed to real teaching.
In an interview with Ruth
Kelly, Chief High Inquisitor of the ministry of re-education,
stated “We, in this government believe in putting people first.
We believe in offering radically expensive, unreachable, and
tripe-like solutions to a simple problem. Then, we divorce
ourselves completely from the process and leave someone else with
the mess. In this case of course it’s the parents. We at the
ministry would like to empower those that we feel don't matter, we call
this exciting concept ‘Parent Power™’, although when we put
it to the teachers union they called it bollocks.“
Ms Kelly further added that
“Parent Power™ is about giving the people, real people, the
illusion of having choice over how their childs' education will be
run. We have a whole raft of bollocks that needs to be put into
place to try and justify my budget before the election so we can
claim increased investment in education. We just need simple
people to take the rap for the inevitable social and economic
train wreck this is going to cause. We did try to convince the
teachers that this was the way forward, but fuck me they are
intelligent and thought it was useless, so we switched focus to
the parents”
"I mean it's fairly
obvious we've screwed things up here and we've got to dig
ourselves out of a hole. So in this instance we'll just remind
people that the reasons their
kids are no use when they leave school isn't because of our
insane policies, rather some choice that they made about their
kids education, like the wrong carrots for lunch or
something. "
"God I'm good."
“Basically we have found
that the current curriculum is too crowded and we think this is
taxing the kids which we don’t intend to do until they are
about 11 years old so we need to reduce it by about half. So,
we will be reducing the time
spent on certain subjects such as math, English, and science so
that we can allow for more time to concentrate on a focused method
of teaching where each pupils needs are catered for on an
individual basis. We anticipate that the best approach to achieve
this will be to remove the word 'The' and the number '0' from all
texts and maths books, this should give us a 37 percent reduction
the size of all the text books . We save money, and because your
kids don't have to remember as much we will see an increase in
pass rates at the same time."
"Jesus I'm on a fucking roll. ”
“Of
course, to assess what the pupils needs are we will be introducing
a whole bunch of 'consumer-feedback' tests. The pupils will be
able to take them in the afternoons, which luckily have become
free now we have reduced math, science, and English although
we do understand that the removal of English words could well lead to a
reduction in the ability to understand a question and articulate
an answer. So, we will modify the tests to simple multiple choice
with all answers conforming to the 'Yes, No' answer model. We also intend to capitalise on a reduction in testing
requirements by passing the 'consumer-feedback' tests to the
A-Level maths students to mark as part of their coursework. Also,
understanding that we have removed the word 'The' and the number
'0' could impact the A-level student results, the method of
marking will be a simple question:
"Do you think answers
look ok
a: YES b:NO. "
"I've just come in my
pants. I'm a sodding genius I am."
After this announcement and
others from the Prime Minister regarding school reforms, head
teachers got together to issue a response, quoted as being
"It really is bollocks isn't it."
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