'Gendered misconduct is grossly under-reported, when it is reported it often isn’t dealt with properly, and even when it is dealt with, schools will seek to avoid negative press coverage where possible.'
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Ok-deep breaths. I wrote a deeply personal piece re some of my experiences/observations of family violence. Sharing such stories can be part of the collaborative effort to denounce violence against women, girls & people of all genders.
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@LongmuirFiona Yes— I do find it striking that high rates of school avoidance and the lowest rate of school completion to Year 12 since 1989 has coincided with these narrow and reductive reforms.
This study revisits teacher professionalism in Victoria, Australia, through interviews with 12 veteran English teachers, revealing that teaching is more than technical skills. @FleurDiamond@scottbulfin@MonashUni
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Andrew Tate's extreme views about women are infiltrating Australian schools. We need a zero-tolerance response - The Conversation AU https://t.co/1xqD98olww
@scottbulfin@FleurDiamond I just read your article; it's an important reminder of what we're losing. I love the respect you show the educators at the end of their careers. It invited me to reflect on my own pathway too. Well done! https://t.co/Z6s3y4DfOE