Red ink by teachers to mark papers was outlawed in hundreds of schools because it was considered “confrontational” and ”threatening”

No red ink! Tory MP seeing red instead!

By David C. Jennings —— Bio and Archives--April 22, 2013

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Under Britain’s last Labour government the use of red ink by teachers to mark papers was outlawed in hundreds of schools because it was considered “confrontational” and ”threatening”. The current Conservative government has rescinded that kind of silliness but it appears that not all schools have gotten the message.

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