Sentence examples for damaging education from inspiring English sources

High-stakes testing is damaging education.

It's a scandal that [David] Cameron is allowing unqualified teachers into classrooms on a permanent basis, damaging education.

It is no good Mary Bousted, ATL general secretary, accusing the government of damaging education as she did yesterday at the start of her union's conference.

The shadow education secretary, Tristram Hunt, said the closure was further evidence that the government's free school programme was "damaging education standards in this country".

"The widespread cheating and test score manipulation problem," said Robert Schaeffer, the public education director of FairTest, the National Center for Fair and Open Testing, "is one more example of the ways politicians' fixation on high-stakes testing is damaging education quality and equity".

Russell Hobby, general secretary of the National Association of Head Teachers, said: "There is no problem with good schools expanding, but school places must be carefully planned across an area or we risk damaging education in every other school".

In fact, he said, he worries that too much testing has already damaged education.

The report reveals a structure that is fundamentally flawed and that will significantly damage education and worsen inequities.

For years he has been warned that the lack of local oversight in our school system will damage education standards.

The schools secretary, Ed Balls, rejected plans for the new school because he said an independent report had shown it would damage education elsewhere in the area.

"He has been receiving warnings for years that the lack of local oversight in our school system will damage education standards," Mr Hunt said.