Posts by Sacha
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Hard News: How to make more awesome use…, in reply to Russell Brown,
goodies for people who did that
discreet badges
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Hard News: Briefing, blaming, backing down, in reply to Ross Mason,
The contingencies need to move from focusing not only on working conditions for teachers and students to also focusing [on] outcomes deriving from these working conditions
what does that mean?
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Hard News: Friday Music: More Finding, in reply to DexterX,
talking heads embracing the disco age
what kind of clubs do you think they were hanging out in?
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Hard News: How to make more awesome use…, in reply to Matthew Poole,
One thing that I know others have asked for is to have the capability to select text in the OP and have a "reply" button that behaves the same way as it does for comments.
yes please
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Hard News: Briefing, blaming, backing down, in reply to James,
banish all technical education from years seven and eight
Key apparently bandying attack lines today about those teachers being doddery "Aunty Betty" characters. Dick.
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Hard News: Briefing, blaming, backing down, in reply to Kracklite,
I've forestalled a serious panic attack or two by them thanks to having learned my own coping strategies
Onya. Autism NZ are setting up a formal peer mentoring scheme for aspies. Don't really know details.
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Hard News: Briefing, blaming, backing down, in reply to Kracklite,
He used to have his moments of usefulness. A sad decline much like Chris Trotter and Paul Holmes. Lot to be said for organisations gracefully easing out those past their prime (which is not necessarily related to age, I'd add).
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Hard News: Friday Music: More Finding, in reply to Russell Brown,
damn fine
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Hard News: Briefing, blaming, backing down, in reply to Bart Janssen,
when the public won't let you deliberately harm some children for the benefit of science
That's what charter schools are for. In poor areas only, of course.
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Hard News: Briefing, blaming, backing down, in reply to David Chittenden,
Great explanation, thanks.
the other central agencies are the State Services Commission and the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet
which the current govt wanted to merge with, you guessed it, Treasury.