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Funny story:  Street named after  Michael Gove

Street named after Michael Gove

Education Minister Michael Gove has had a street re-named after him in Gravesend. Michael Gove Grove is a quiet row of newly re-furbished houses recently occupied by newly-educated families and young people who have benefitted from Michael Gove's...
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Funny story:  A Series of Truly Disgusting, Sexually Explicit Jokes for Children With a Low Reading Age

A Series of Truly Disgusting, Sexually Explicit Jokes for Children With a Low Reading Age

Following the news of the decline in the number of pass grades in English Literature, the Stoodents Younion of Grate Britten have commissioned a re-print of the Blyton Book of Smut for distribution to all state schools. The following jokes are a random sample taken from it: A lady goes to the Police Station. "Can I help you?" says the policeman. "I hope so" says the lady. "You see, a man has...
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Funny story:  Students Quit University Over Summer Fiasco

Students Quit University Over Summer Fiasco

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Virginia - A group of over 100 students at the University of Virginia (U.Va.) declared on Friday that they were following the footsteps of several professors who resigned earlier over the university president's "near-death" experienc...
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Funny story:  Intelligent Design want a change to the order of lessons

Intelligent Design want a change to the order of lessons

New research in cognitive behaviour has shown that the order in which we learn affects what we learn. "We believe that maths is deliberately taught before religious education," said Michael Beye, spokesman for the Discovery Institute, the militant...
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Funny story:  This Just In, Real Life Screws Recent College Grads

This Just In, Real Life Screws Recent College Grads

College is much better than real life. If I could pass on any advice, it would be to never graduateĀ…. Stay in school FOREVER. In the spirit of making my life more difficult than necessary, I entered the work force before my official due date. I wish (as in I am begging you dear seniors) you would only do the opposite. With that being said, I have one piece of advice for you. Fail a final, loos...
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Funny story:  UK Government To Take Urgent Action To Simplify Everyday Life

UK Government To Take Urgent Action To Simplify Everyday Life

A government report on education in the UK, published today, draws radical, new conclusions about the causes of the apparent decline in educational standards. 'It had become established wisdom that young people were becoming more stupid,' explaine...
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Funny story:  SAT scores above 550  to re-education camps!  GOP announces 2012 platform

SAT scores above 550 to re-education camps! GOP announces 2012 platform

Rick Santorum, candidate for president of the United States of America, announced this morning that he had introduced a plank in the GOP 2012 platform to send all high school students with a SAT score above 550 to re-education camps. "What we don't n...
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Funny story:  Terrorists to receive acting lessons from Charlie Sheen

Terrorists to receive acting lessons from Charlie Sheen

"Action" is what the Hollywood A-Lister Charlie Sheen shouts to the 30 or so men on a boiling film set in Afghanistan, but far from directing a new film about the war in Afghanistan, Charlie Sheen has been giving acting lessons to Al-Qaeda. Havin...
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Funny story:  Arne Duncan Axes Mississippi and Louisiana: Fourth Grade Reading Proficiency Soars

Arne Duncan Axes Mississippi and Louisiana: Fourth Grade Reading Proficiency Soars

A provision in the much maligned No Child Left Behind Act has helped Arne Duncan, United States Secretary of Education, succeed where Jesus Christ failed. What is particularly remarkable is that Duncan's success came without 140 mile per hour winds,...
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Funny story:  What will teaching be like in 2035?

What will teaching be like in 2035?

Teachers who are currently forty-five years of age will still be teaching in 2035 aged sixty-eight. At least those who make it will. This makes it highly relevant to ask what teaching will be like when they finally limp over the retirement finish line. The Spoof contacted futurologist James Randi, and asked him. "The teaching profession was remarkably resistant to change for centuries," said...
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Funny story:  Applications for worthless bits of paper, down 9% according to Universities

Applications for worthless bits of paper, down 9% according to Universities

Applications by college leavers seeking to acquire a worthless piece of paper confirming they too had successfully been exploited for three years of their lives at University, are running at 9% below last year's level, says the Ucas admissions servic...
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Funny story:  Conservative Party Conference Report

Conservative Party Conference Report

Conservative Minister's idea to improve numeracy and literacy! Pupils who fail to get decent GCSEs in maths and English should keep studying for new subjects, ministers have announced this morning. The move follows complaints from the business...
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Funny story:  School leaving age should be as low as average pupil can count, says former inspector

School leaving age should be as low as average pupil can count, says former inspector

The school leaving age should be cut to being as low as the average pupil in England and Wales can count, a former chief inspector of schools has said. Sir Chris Woodhead told the Times that allowing pupils to leave school at the age of 14 rather...
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Funny story:  History Lesson Figures Enrage Top Academic Again

History Lesson Figures Enrage Top Academic Again

A top academic responded angrily yesterday to further evidence that history lessons were being squeezed out of schools. Research by the Historical Association shows that rising numbers of pupils are receiving just two years of compulsory history l...
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Funny story:  SpongeBob SquarePants Responsible for Decay of US Education?

SpongeBob SquarePants Responsible for Decay of US Education?

New research has verified what so many people have already known: SpongeBob SquarePants is Public Enemy Number One. The researchers from the Ivy League College of Whatsa Matta U. have found that kids who watch SpongeBob SquarePants end up with...
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Funny story:  Nick Clegg's Freak Schools 'Open To Everybody'

Nick Clegg's Freak Schools 'Open To Everybody'

London - A program allowing parents, special interest groups, charities etc to open their own training grounds for wackjob offspring should not discriminate against 'normal' minorities a Glib Dem report has said. The controversial 'freak school' s...
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Funny story:  Involved Parents Leads To Devolved Children

Involved Parents Leads To Devolved Children

Paul Stephens from the Australian Education Union has put adamant amounts of research into parental influence on children and from this, states 'It is impossible for a school student to pass the HSC with parental influence and it should be banned.'...
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Funny story:  Vague Numbering System to be taught in high school maths

Vague Numbering System to be taught in high school maths

In a move that indicates that mathematics is keeping up with the modern world, the Vague Numbering system is to be taught in maths at high schools across Britain. "Basically," said Juan Tuthre, head of Modern Maths at Oxford's Queen College, "Vagu...
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