In politics, timing is never random. And sometimes, it’s the silence between the words — or the delay before a signature — that speaks the loudest. At exactly 4 a.m. on August 1st, an economic pin dropped. It landed not in Washington, but across the northern border, echoing through Ottawa’s corridors of power and the [...]
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More And More Parents Are Calling For “Old School” Discipline In Classrooms
The debate surrounding disciplinary measures in Australian classrooms has intensified, with parents, educators, and scholars weighing in on the efficacy of implementing ‘old-school’ methods to curb disruptive behavior among students. This discussion was sparked by a senate inquiry into classroom behaviors, which recommended a return to traditional disciplinary approaches to address the issue effectively. The proposed guidelines, now available nationwide, …
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