@adamboxer1 Tbh there are a decent chunk of staff meetings where more than a few of these would be true. How can we expect better of our students than we are willing to demonstrate ourselves.
The Australian newspaper has been labelled “precious” “irrelevant” and “out of touch” after it criticised ABC commentators for criticising the monarchy.
Q: Any prosecutions for officials who defrauded #TimorLeste, for soldiers who committed war crimes in Afghanistan or for tax officials who ordered an abuse of garnishee powers? A: No! Just $6M in prosecutions for the 4 heroes who blew the whistle 🤬#auspol https://t.co/amZiVZzaMZ
@MrMCimino No disrespect, but isn't this quote railing against people who say "I'm not a public school educator but I completely understand their needs"?
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Everything about this depends on how implementation happens. The principle is noble, but there are so many ways this can go from here. Immediate thought is on how this affects English curriculum: is the current study really built for all Year 12s?
@lucasgarth Yep. We had kids taking desktops home from computer rooms. Everything was done to make it work, but it's still so far from ideal. And I did have a bunch of kids it worked really well for, lots of whom would be happier if it was the status quo.
This makes me mad. It has great stuff to say - so much good can come from remote learning. But when grammar principals lead the conversation, there's no discussion of equity. So many students have no access to tech or an appropriate learning spot at home. https://t.co/EHul7AY7y4