@JaneyGodley @Jim_is_me_ @CarlyMDoc @dmsroy @Kanimbla2 @bfriendmyles That's a leap. There is no mention of 'trans' in any of the above comments.
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Education Australia
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Education Australia
@educaust
Education Australia shares news and developments of education related matters from across Australia and beyond supporting a positive impact for change.
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Your safety is our #1 priority. Look after yourself and your classmates and stay home if you have flu-like symptoms.
Find more #StayHealthyHSC information and tips on education.nsw.gov.au/stay-healthy-H…
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#ADHD is not:
- a personal defect
- a superpower
- trendy
- cute/quirky
- “not that bad”
- “an excuse for being lazy”
- just for boys/kids
- over-diagnosed
- a ploy by big pharma
ADHD is:
- a lifelong invisible struggle that makes every aspect of life harder
#ADHDAwarenessMonth
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How can we engage 🇦🇺 students to learn about diverse cultures + communities in ways that recognise commonalities and differences? Create connections across the 🌏 + cultivate mutual #Respect? #TM7 #AEFchat Ping @hamishcurry
Steven Kolber@steven_kolber
Anyone like to sign up to join us for the #tm7 on Engaging with Asia and developing intercultural understanding? Sign up here: forms.gle/2z2BcQU41k32Em… - Save the date, we've got some superb speakers, join us for the first ever #TMWA and #tmmelb collaboration, #teachmeet
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Interesting article by @annadabrowski2: #TeacherWellbeing During a #Pandemic: Surviving or Thriving? "current difficulties ... can be eased through two foci: 1. Fostering #selfdetermination & agency 2. Building #collectiveefficacy & #socialcapital. Read: kami.app/sardfIepNARG
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@greg_ashman @DrDArmstrong @DRC_AU No, but you have been engaging in topics of interest. If you prefer to have no engagement that is fine.
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@educaust @DrDArmstrong @DRC_AU You're a troll account, aren't you? I notice your last eight replies from this account, stretching back to the start of September, are all to me.
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@greg_ashman @DrDArmstrong @DRC_AU 1. People sometimes unblock.
2. People who follow both can see subtweeting is not happening.
3. Courtesy. Something often lacking in edutwitter.
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@greg_ashman @DrDArmstrong @DRC_AU It is still possible to tag. Modelling social media courtesy costs nothing.
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@educaust @DrDArmstrong @DRC_AU Thanks, but David Armstrong has blocked me on Twitter so it would have been pointless me tagging him.
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@greg_ashman @MrAHarrisonCS @dmsroy @CarlyMDoc @KuchelLouise I hope you have evidence of that it was for simply disagreeing, as this is a public forum and that could be potential defamation, particularly if you are inciting others.
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@MrAHarrisonCS @dmsroy @CarlyMDoc @educaust @KuchelLouise I see you are talking to David. Be aware that he reported me to my employer for disagreeing with him on Twitter so factor that in as you engage with him.
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One of the oddest responses to my SMH piece has been “Nobody speaks for suspended students.”
That’s simply untrue. A small army of activists do. Academics research them, interview them, map their outcomes. And that is all to the good.
Who speaks for the quiet kid? The bullied?
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@greg_ashman @MrAHarrisonCS @dmsroy @CarlyMDoc @KuchelLouise So that means everything in the world is behavioural. because everything affects behaviour!
Very good.
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@MrAHarrisonCS @dmsroy @CarlyMDoc @educaust @KuchelLouise Actually, just for the record, I did explain that. I said I described is as behavioural because it affects behaviour.
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@greg_ashman @MrAHarrisonCS @dmsroy @KuchelLouise Then perhaps correct the record, apologise, and do some research before any future bits of writing.
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@MrAHarrisonCS @dmsroy @educaust @KuchelLouise I don’t think so because that not what I meant. But if it does then it was in error and I am happy to correct the record.
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@greg_ashman So where is the dislike. @criprights wants teachers to do their jobs. Do you disagree? Would you prefer teachers to not do their jobs, or just teach certain kids, whilst disabled kids and indigenous kids are suspended with some writers insinuating they are more violent. #racism
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Sam Connor@criprights
@CatiaMalaquias @jgladwig @greg_ashman @smh I am absolutely a vociferous activist. Not so much in education or inclusion, despite my education background. I’m just an interested bystander who thinks teachers should do their damn jobs and stop their whining about the type of kid they’d prefer to teach. Or change careers.
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There's definitely an element of dislike of children with a disability in the opinion piece/blog entries written. There are perhaps a lot of children who have had bad experiences.
Greg Ashman@greg_ashman
There’s definitely an element of dislike of teachers in the comments I’m receiving. There are perhaps a lot of people who’ve had bad experiences. However, I think that suggests the perspectives of actual teachers is even more necessary to the discussion.
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@greg_ashman @CarlyMDoc @KuchelLouise @MrAHarrisonCS Yes we knew God made man, then along came Darwin. How sad a teacher isn't bothered if finding out if what we previously think is true, really is. Explains a lot in the 'opinion' piece.
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@educaust @CarlyMDoc @KuchelLouise @MrAHarrisonCS If you point to some relevant data I’ve ignored then I’ll take a look at it. I’m not convinced that the purpose of research is to establish what is obviously true. I think we’ve already seen this particular point is more about arguing about definitions.
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