The Buckingham Journal of Education Vol. 2 No. 1 (2021)

This second edition, of the well-received, Buckingham Journal of Education, gathers a series of articles around the educational legacy of the Rt. Hon. Michael Gove MP. This eclectic range of articles seeks to explore some of the facets of his influence, intention and policy from the period of 2010 through to 2014 when he was the Secretary of State for Education in the Conservative / Liberal Coalition...

Published: 2021-04-22

Articles

Editorial	Max Coates	1-8
The changing secondary curriculum in England	Richard Riddell	11-24
RATIONALISM, RISK AND RIDICULE – EXPERTS, SCEPTICS AND THE MARK OF THE ‘BLOB’	Richard Davies	25-44
MICHAEL GOVE 2010–2014	Barnaby Lenon	45-59
THE “TROJAN HORSE” PLOT AND THE FEAR OF MUSLIM POWER IN BRITISH STATE SCHOOLS	Tahir Abbas	61-82
GOVE’S GREATEST CONTRIBUTION?	Timothy Mills	83-100
THE WILDERNESS YEARS: AN ANALYSIS OF GOVES’S EDUCATION REFORMS ON TEACHER ASSESSMENT LITERACY	Andrew Chandler-Grevatt	101-117
THE EROSION OF TRUST – A REFLECTION	David Gumbrell, Mark Deacon	121-128