"A child's most universal need, in all the lands, in all of history and all of future time, is connection." ~@DrVlapointe
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Being a teenager—or raising one—can be challenging. The good news? Taking the time to connect, understand their perspective, and offer support can make a big difference in their mental health.
Dancing the paradox of leadership. We are in a state of increasing polarity, where we are pushed to take sides, see one way as true, make others wrong. Leaders who are able to dance the dance of ‘and’ rather than ‘either or’ seek a path that connects rather than polarises.
A group of researchers from Australia and New Zealand is advocating for an update to the language used to describe autism in studies. They want scientists to move away from discussing it as a problem, and instead as a neurological difference.
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When we tell stories of war, rarely do we talk about the wars fought on Australian soil. Across this continent, thousands of people lost their lives in the longest-running conflict in Australian history; the Frontier Wars.
The Australian Wars | 7.30pm September 21 | SBS & @nitv
Learning is about building & adding to schema. Here's 4 practical ways to build schema using vocabulary.
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Education Minister Alan Tudge has rejected the draft history curriculum. He wants students to learn that ‘we live in the greatest country on Earth’.
That’s not history. It’s jingoistic nationalism, argues @UTSFass' @annahopeclark.
https://t.co/yuRfp3Ju8C