Tim Leunig

@timleunig

Chief Analyst & Chief Scientific Adviser Department for Education; Associate Professor, Economic History, London School of Economics.

London
Joined March 2011
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  1. 16h

    Check out 's fascinating Tedx Talk on Creativity & Knowledge: . See Tim present live at our next event.

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  2. Nov 18

    Crossrail is likely to be both inspiring and well used!

    What would a similar list look like for UK? Severn Barrage? HS3? New President: Build Something Inspiring
  3. Nov 18

    Always good to see Britain leading the pack.

    Which European cities are best for startups & scaleups? Our 2016 Digital City Index is out today.
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  4. Nov 15

    London accounts for 50% of the 670k difference between LFS and Projected households across the UK

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  5. Nov 15

    The baby boomer bulge in homeownership as per this chart is significant.

    UK has seen home-ownership fall from 70% to 64% over 10 years but this hides bigger fall amongst younger people offset by older generations
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  6. Nov 15

    One million homes by 2020? It could be done - but it would be a long way short of what is needed. My blog:

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  7. Nov 17

    Credit cost & availability was behind UK house price rises during the 2000's My note from last year (PDF)

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  8. Nov 17

    Great opportunity for schools here

    APPLY: We're looking for 6 new Research Schools to support use of evidence in schools in their region. Details here
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  9. Nov 17

    "How to give research results back to teachers" by , author of our Teaching & Learning Toolkit

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  10. Nov 17

    Sweet 3D graphs of UK population density. London, Manpool, Brum, Leeds. At the same scale.

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  11. Nov 17

    Listening to talking about his new book. Interesting stuff. Thanks

    Read about 's latest book, Prosperity for all: Register here for launch on 29/11:
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  12. Nov 16

    Good to know Oxford Dictionary used to source as its word of the year

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  13. Nov 15

    Statistic of the day - via

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  14. Nov 15

    Another day another important study. Our Commission and report on including the role of schools.

    Today our Commission publishes its concluding report, setting a 'Prime Minister's Challenge' on :
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  15. Nov 15

    Complex yes. But highly informative.

    Latest update of my complex first time buyer affordability chart
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  16. Nov 15

    Important News from re ECDL.

    Ofqual to review teaching time of ECDL qualification
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  17. Nov 14

    Fits with my experience as a university examiner. Full marks to for transparency.

    This is a summary of the research but it hides a lot of nuance. Do read the full report. It's pretty amazing.
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  18. Nov 14

    Great to see British trains commended for their high speeds and good connections

    The distances you can travel on a European train in less than a day Source:
  19. Nov 14

    Great lecture so far from !

    Great turnout at our Annual Lecture tonight - David Laws opens before handing to guest lecturer Prof. Alison Wolf
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  20. Nov 14

    It is in Raise Online. Useful starting point for discussion in schools, but be careful with small sample sizes.

    I knew that "VA at subject level" was part of an earlier incarnation of P8.

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