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education
Podcasts
Schooling and the common good
Peter Clarke
31 August 2009
Jack Keating
discusses his new report on education with
Peter Clarke
Podcasts
Childcare: where we came from and where we’re going
Peter Clarke
6 March 2009
Peter Clarke
talks to Deborah Brennan about child care policy and the longer term impact of the fall of ABC Learning
Essays & reportage
They say they want a revolution
Dean Ashenden
19 February 2009
There’s plenty of scope for the federal government’s “revolution” in schooling but few signs of the ideas and resources it would require, writes
Dean
…
National affairs
Big town blues
Chris Bonnor
14 December 2008
Competition has taught schools a golden rule of business: your reputation is enhanced if you have greater control over the inputs – in this case, students.
Chris
…
National affairs
Reassembling the childcare business
Deborah Brennan
19 November 2008
Australia has become a case study in how
not
to run childcare services, writes
Deborah Brennan. How did this happen and what should we do about it?
Essays & reportage
Gone bush
Chris Bonnor
27 October 2008
Why are some rural government schools doing so well? Because they reflect the old idea that schools should serve all the students in their community, writes
Chris Bonnor
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