The nifty thing about developing the angry audience beloved by shock jocks and tabloid media is that it’s loud and proud and self-promoting.
And it makes the Murdoch campaign against the Voice all the more despicable
https://t.co/hDf3hwuwSI
@Lit_liverbird I don't use them for an exit but during a maths lesson to check understanding. I'll pick out a misconception write it on the board and have students discuss what is wrong. Look up My Favourite No for more information. I don't do it every lesson, or every week, just where it fits
@markhumphries@Tom_Swann As a member of that record, I disagree. It was a damn mission to get to the middle of no where..... The rest just got lost
Just to be sure I keep it, when and where, I'll definitely be joining in!
@ItsAMrY If only I didn't have to follow school policy 😔 6pm is my preference. I've tried end of school day, but students spend the day writing it during all their classes. Give them a little time after school and more students will stay on task during the day.
@CroweDM Can we please see headlines explicitly stating Dutton's misinformation slant before it sets firm in people's minds: 'Dutton starts no campaign with false AG claims' could be an option?
@MrBenParnell I've had students mark their own papers. Allows them to really understand the marking systems. I'm in Australia but my state has started the big end of year papers that need lots of practise
@xkcd Flat AND round, how has this been missed? Of course this is the solution! Now everyone can be correct and we'll all live in harmony till the end of days.
@mikejanda Affecting 36 000 people and saving $1B a year - that's about $27 000 per year in tax from each person, which is still less than 1% of their $3M, and I'm sure they will earn more than that in interest.....