Trump gets into a war at the behest of Israel and the calls on Allies he has insulted eg UK and allies saying they did nothing in Afghanistan and we didn’t need them anyway and then expects them to follow without question.
@EricLDaugh Tariffs are actually increasing American debt and cost of living for Americans. If you actually look at the economic position before and after Trump tariffs you are worse off as a country
Hi All I’m closing this account something I should have done long ago ie when Elon Musk stepped in. I will be on Bluesky -@mauricehennessy.bsky.social. Hope to connect there.
@DrAndrewHuang@timbocop encourage continuous improvement. Therefore, both are integral to driving effective learning.
Clearly the “best” assessment in the relevant context is still a challenge
@DrAndrewHuang@timbocop Out of curiosity I wondered what ChatGPT might offer. In an ideal learning environment, both curiosity and assessment work in tandem. Curiosity sparks the desire to learn and explore, while assessment provides the necessary feedback to refine understanding, track progress, and
@DrNavSidhu Wow almost unbelievable! I’m sad Rhea you should have to be exposed to such abhorrent racism. For me it was extreme sadness that we as a country voted no.
@DrAndrewHuang Agree with the concept of curiosity drives learning and current assessment doesn’t drive relevant learning. Interesting to consider how we can measure the outcome of curiosity. A portfolio maybe?
Asked what he’ll now do for indigenous Australians Peter Dutton said that between now and the next election he’ll take advice from Jacinta Price and then formulate policies. One voice. One. Do you get the irony?
Single-moment-in-time high-stakes examinations in specialist training. @OrthopodReg & @DrNavSidhu's critical review: they are unnecessary, harmful, & there are better alternatives. Can colleges evolve from "exam providers to holistic education sources"?
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@Mahcoool @DavidSteadson@MCHammer We can agree to disagree. They are represented by white privilege voice in most instances focusing on what apparently needs to fixed rather than recognising they have a perspective for our Australia and capacity and capability to contribute.
Great learning this week and the voice vote. Spend my time with those who are undecided or uninformed to assist their understanding. For those appearing to be in the no camp acknowledge their right to their voice and move on.
The Voice is about moving from a paradigm that aborigines need to be fixed to one where they can share their vision, capacity and capability as Australians to strive for a better future for all. We need to open the door and vote Yes.
The voice, for those who don’t know consider Ian Hamm a Yorta Yorta man articulate what you need to ask yourself. Should the Aborigines be able to speak? Should the Aborigines be allowed to talk about things that affect them? Now you know!