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Jess Staufenberg
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Journalist, SourceMaterial
Norwich
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By JL Dutaut Verified, Jess Staufenberg Verified| FE Week Verified More from this theme Recent articles For too long, further education has been the ‘Cinderella sector’ of education. This is not just in terms of funding for provision, but in terms of investment in high-quality research to inform its practice. The news this week that the Education Endowment Foundation will spend the largest injection of cash in post-16 research to date signifies the start of a break with this convention. I began my career teaching maths in a secondary school in Leeds.
By Jess Staufenberg Verified| Foundation for Investigative Journalism Verified It’s 7 pm in Lagos, the sun has set and many of the city’s five million cars are on the move, filling the streets with fumes. Shortly afterwards the national grid cuts out. Millions of diesel generators rumble to life and the smog thickens. Otonye Iworima, a former professional triple jumper, wants to close her windows so she can breathe easily but it’s still sweltering, more than 30 degrees.
By JL Dutaut Verified, Jess Staufenberg Verified| FE Week Verified More from this theme Recent articles For too long, further education has been the ‘Cinderella sector’ of education. This is not just in terms of funding for provision, but in terms of investment in high-quality research to inform its practice. The news this week that the Education Endowment Foundation will spend the largest injection of cash in post-16 research to date signifies the start of a break with this convention. I began my career teaching maths in a secondary school in Leeds.
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SourceMaterial
SourceMaterial was founded in 2017 to carry out investigations around climate change, corruption and democracy. We look for stories where these topics intersect, and for gaps where public-interest stories have been underreported. Our aim is always best-practice reporting: we work to a strict editorial code and our partners in the mainstream media rely on us for accuracy, fairness and a commitment to ethical journalism. SourceMaterial is a non-profit organisation; we are entirely funded by our donors and do not charge for our work. This means we can share our stories freely with a range of partners, increasing their impact. You can find more information about who we are and our work on our website.
Norwich, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
Founded: 2017