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Right to Reply
A Response to
Graham Badman‟s
Report to the Secretary of State onthe Review of Elective Home Education in Englandand reaction to the CSF Select Committee hearingon Monday 12 October 2009
13 October 2009
 
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"Research shows that parentalinterest in their child's education isthe single most powerful predictor ofachievement at age 16."
Tony Richardson, Executive Director Strategy & Policy, Becta
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Quoted on the BECTA website. Mr Richardson is referring to the following research:Feinstein, L. and Symons, J. (March 1997),
Attainment In Secondary School 
,
Discussion PaperNo. 341 Centre For Economic Performance,
 
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Index
1. Introduction2. Purpose of this report3. The Case for Home Education - put by the parents4. The Case for Home Education
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put by the young people5. The Case for Home Education - put by the academics6. Child Protection7. A Suitable Education8. A Full-Time Education9. Special Educational Needs10. Impact Assessment11. Human Rights and Civil Liberties12. Statistics13. Initial Reaction to the CSF Select Committee HearingAcknowledgementsAppendix
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