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By Kim on August 9, 2010
We’re seeing an interesting tactic from the Prime Minister – opening herself up to questioning on policy from those actually working in the area, and tonight, on Q&A, to anyone. (And I hope that the Q&A audience is more representative [...]
Posted in Education, federal election 2010, Media | Tagged abc news 24, baccalaureate, Bonner, Carindale, challis primary school, direct communication, early childhood, education policy, journalists, Julia Gillard, Kerry Rea, Kevin Rudd, marginal seat strategy, Media, myschool, NAPLAN, performance pay, political communication, press pack, Q&A, Qanda, schools policy, teachers |
By Kim on October 5, 2008
A bit of a shoutout to all the teachers out there on the intertubes – we love youse all! Today is World Teachers’ Day. I’m sure there are very few of us who don’t remember teachers who made significant differences [...]
Posted in Education | Tagged ALP, education policy, education revolution, judith brett, Julia Gillard, Labor, performance pay, Rudd government, school education, schools policy, teachers, teachers unions, teaching, World Teachers' Day |
By Kim on August 28, 2008
Kevin Rudd’s address to the National Press Club yesterday (you can read it here) was notable as much for what he didn’t say as for what he did. I’d be very surprised indeed if the expectation that he would spell [...]
Posted in Education, Media, Politics | Tagged AEU, ALP, Bill Clinton, education revolution, Julia Gillard, Kevin Rudd, Labor, league tables, media narrative, narrative, national press club, National Press Club address, performance pay, political narrative, schooling, teachers unions |
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