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  • The New Zealand Curriculum, Kevin Donnelly, 26 February 2007
  • School Choice: The Three Essential Elements and Several Policy Options, Caroline M Hoxby, 09 August 2006
  • Contracting for the Delivery of Education Services: A Typology and International Examples, Norman LaRocque, 29 May 2006
  • Education Matters: Goverment, Markets and New Zealand Schools, Mark Harrison, 19 April 2004
  • A Review of New Zealand's School Curriculum, An International Perspective, Dr Kevin Donnelly, 21 October 2002
  • The Crisis in New Zealand Schools, Martin Hames, 01 May 2002
  • Policy Directions for School Qualifications: A Report on the National Certificate of Educational Ach, Education Forum and Alan Smithers, 01 August 2000
  • New Zealand's National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCEA)- An International Perspective, Dr Kevin Donnelly, 01 August 2000
  • What Teachers and Parents Should Know About the National Certificate of Educational Achievement (NCE, Education Forum, 01 August 2000
  • The Ideological Debate in Education, Richard Epstein, 01 October 1999
  • Teacher Education and Training in New Zealand, Geoffrey Partington, 01 October 1997
  • Issue 68: Time has come to tweak school assessment system, Bill English, 20 September 2004
  • Issue 66: Education has, by and large, been run on the one-size-fits-all concept, Mike Hosking, 22 July 2004
  • Issue 65: Parents know what's best for little Johnny, Gareth Morgan, 20 July 2004
  • Issue 64: Back to basics for successful boys, John Morris, 20 July 2004
  • Issue 63: Let market forces into our schools, Gareth Morgan, 08 July 2004
  • Issue 62: A new word that explains a lot, Simon Carlaw, 07 July 2004
  • Issue 59: Why teachers should support the market, Mark Harrison, 26 May 2004
  • Issue 58: Centralised, highly unionised system is failing students, Mark Harrison, 17 May 2004
  • Issue 57: Education voucher scheme simpler than it's made out, Bill English, 04 May 2004
  • A strategic view in education of the direction and future of New Zealand, Roger Moses, Institute of Directors, 10 May 2006
  • Issue 56: Education policy denies real choice in schooling, Roger Kerr, 24 March 2004
  • Issue 55: Choice, Rodney Hide, 09 March 2004
  • Issue 54: More Red Tape Threatens Diversity of Education, Norman LaRocque, 16 February 2004
  • Issue 53: Genuine choice for learners is important, Darell Hall, 15 February 2004
  • Issue 52: Spin-doctoring and prizes won't fix fatally flawed NCEA, John Morris, 30 January 2004
  • Issue 49: Plenty of Evidence to Justify Competition in Education, Bruce Logan, 11 November 2003
  • Issue 48: , Can Parties Reconcile Difference for Sake of Education Reform, 07 November 2003
  • Issue 45: Good teachers deserve to be top of class, Roger Kerr, 05 September 2003
  • Issue 42: A lesson money can't teach, Don Brash, 24 June 2003
  • Issue 41: Teachers for the new century, Edward P Lazear, 10 June 2003
  • Issue 40: Education modernisation and school choice, Andrew J Rotherham, 02 June 2003
  • Issue 39: Education has much to gain from less regulation, Norman LaRocque, 20 May 2003
  • Issue 38: Small is beautiful? Reflection on the school class size debate, Jennifer Buckingham, 20 April 2003
  • Issue 37: School zoning- fairness or fraud?, Jennifer Buckingham, 08 April 2003
  • Issue 35: Someone has to pay, Norman LaRocque, 15 March 2003
  • Issue 34: Nanny knows best- education fails us, Deborah Coddington, 08 January 2003
  • Issue 33: 'Outcomes-based' curriculum fails international comparisons, Dr Kevin Donnelly, 30 December 2002
  • Issue 32: In defense of an ideal , John Taylor, 20 December 2002
  • Issue 27: Teacher pay rise not the only option, Norman LaRocque, 30 August 2002
  • Issue 26: Rethink needed on the NCEA, Diane Foreman, 20 July 2002
  • Issue 25: Don't blame the dahlias, Martin Hanson, 15 July 2002
  • Issue 24: Why the NCEA has failed, Gillian Eadie, 20 June 2002
  • Issue 23: In Ghana, a key market tries to cope with burgeoning demand , Norman LaRocque, 15 June 2002
  • Issue 22: Leadership crisis in secondary education, John Taylor, 08 June 2002
  • Issue 21: Knowledge economy fails the test, Alison Wolf, 20 May 2002
  • Issue 14: The Black Report on the NCEA, Michael Irwin and John Taylor, 20 June 2001
  • Issue 13: An ill-planned recipe for academic anorexia, John Morris, 15 May 2001
  • Issue 12: 'Marking' the NCEA, Michael Irwin, 20 April 2001
  • Issue 11: The new school qualification is heading for major problems, Michael Irwin, 20 January 2001
  • Issue 10: The new school qualification system - a logistical nightmare, Michael Irwin, 20 October 2000
  • Issue 8: Testing primary children, Michael Irwin, 20 December 1999
  • Issue 5: Students as customers, Craig Swenson, 20 October 1998
  • Issue 4: The National Qualifications Framework, Alan Smithers, 20 November 1997
  • Issue 3: Notes and curriculum and qualification reforms, Michael Irwin, 15 October 1996
  • Issue 2: The National Qualifications Framework - a solid edifice or Fawlty Towers, Michael Irwin, 10 June 1995
  • Subtext Issue 36, , 20 October 2011
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