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Michael Rosen

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My father used to tell us a story from when he supervised students training to be teachers. He was sitting in a school staff room when a teacher came in, collapsed into a chair, and said: “Well, I’ve taught it to them. Whether they know it or not is another matter.

” I was about 16 at the time, and I couldn’t see why my father found this even worth commenting on. He tried to explain

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