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I have just done a lot of writing and researching about boys and the way the curriculum is failing them.

I have taken it from the angle ...

The Govt is pushing us to better manage the needs of boys... what is going wrong and how do we support them?

I have looked at nature vs nurture and then gone on to consider whether our curriculum meets their needs.

I like your thoughts about g & t as well. I am not sure how much research is already out there but what I think might be interesting to research is how children who are g & t interact with each other in mixed ability settings.

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