The press, public knowledge and the grant maintained schools policy

British Journal of Educational Studies 45 (4):392-405 (1997)
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Abstract

This article examines as a critical case how newspapers reported the grant maintained schools policy. It argues that claims that press reporting of educational issues is frequently unfair are only partially substantiated. The quality press is more likely to be internally inconsistent and contradictory in its reportage of education policy and, on occasion, to inhibit debate through discourses of omision.

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