Our ancestors moved to urban areas en masse, where they survived terrible factory jobs and unsanitary living conditions, just so they didn’t have to live as subsistence farmers anymore if that answers your question

But I thought facts didn't care about people's feelings 🤔

What is behind the housing crisis in Australia and how do we fix it? Intergenerational Program Research Analyst Emilie Dye and Chief Economist Peter Tulip explain.

One of the strengths of NSW Public Schools is the great opportunity for learning and sharing. Our school is planning the design of an explicit teaching handbook and we’re fortunate to learn from the success of others.

The Fall of the Rebel Angels

Here's a little experiment for you to try that relates to Teaching & Learning and professional development. First, read the scenario below. Second, before hitting the following post in the thread, try and predict "what would happen next in this lesson" Scenario:

Everything about this story is disgraceful, but Gisèle Pélicot is an absolute pillar of strength.

Great illustration

Excellent window into screening practices in one Australian school system, a practice about which we know very little at a system level 👇🏽

Me when someone mentions lotr or trop

This headline is *chef's kiss*

Childcare use in Australia a few points: - Activity test intro July 2018 limited impact - large subsidy investment 2018, 2022 and 2023 little impact beyond trend - BIG price increases 09-18 also limited impact on trend. Surprised PC finds such impact from activity test removal

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Charlie Vickers is a Geelong Cats supporter. The cat Tevildo is an early version of Sauron in Tolkien's drafts. Charlie Vickers plays Sauron. Therefore supporting the Geelong Cats is basically like supporting Sauron.

Thank you @bencarroll for hearing the advice of reading experts in Victoria and around Australia, and acting decisively on behalf of students and teachers.

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