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Tag Archives: education
SuPPPer School for Aranui – ‘devil beast’ for all of us
Yet another brick in the wall? The Education Ministry’s $41 million proposed year 1-13 super school for Christchurch is set to be funded by the private sector, a document reveals. The document, obtained by APNZ, outlines advice given to Education … Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Earthquakes, Education, New Zealand Politics
Tagged Christchurch, community, education, National, private sector
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National Standards and Neanderthals – “They will know what is required …” – Part III
In Part I of this post I outlined the historical context of our modern education system and argued that National Standards were a continuation of the controlling and directive imperatives of that system. In Part II I described the nature … Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Education, Freedom, Human Nature, Human Wellbeing, New Zealand Politics
Tagged education, Freedom, human nature, National Standards, wellbeing
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National Standards and Neanderthals – “They will know what is required …” – Part II
[Apologies, but this post is now in three parts, not just two – this is Part II. Part III should be up by the time you read this.] Who’s afraid of National Standards? In Part I of this post, I argued … Continue reading
Posted in Democracy, Economics, Education, Freedom, Human Nature, Human Wellbeing, New Zealand Politics
Tagged education, Freedom, human nature, welfare
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