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Being explicit in class best way to lift results

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Cancer warning labels on wine? Put a cork in it

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Mining industry foes would leave us with fewer roads, hospitals and schools

Oped by GENE TUNNY in The Daily Telegraph

Warning Australia: wrong way, go back

Oped by PETER KURTI in the Daily Telegraph

Fractions Minus the Friction. A guide to four teaching practices

Paper by Leanne R. Ketterlin-Geller, Allison McClure, Cassandra Hatfield

Gorillas In The Mist. How government obscures its spending

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Civic virtue or vice

Peter Kurti · 23 January 2025

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Emilie Dye · 21 January 2025

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Why Is the World Tilting Right?

Simon Heffer · 12 February 2025

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Why the Next Wave of Feminism is Conservative

Louise Perry · 11 March 2025

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The Darkest Path: The Puzzling Resilience of Antisemitism

Rabbi Ben Elton · 19 March 2025

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Being explicit in class best way to lift results

Oped by TRISHA JHA in The Daily Telegraph

Cancer warning labels on wine? Put a cork in it

Oped by EMERITUS PROFESSOR STEVEN SCHWARTZ in The Australian

Mining industry foes would leave us with fewer roads, hospitals and schools

Oped by GENE TUNNY in The Daily Telegraph

Warning Australia: wrong way, go back

Oped by PETER KURTI in the Daily Telegraph

Fractions Minus the Friction. A guide to four teaching practices

Paper by Leanne R. Ketterlin-Geller, Allison McClure, Cassandra Hatfield

Gorillas In The Mist. How government obscures its spending

Paper by GENE TUNNY

Civic virtue or vice

CIS Impact Report

Trump, TikTok, and the new face of global power | Senator James Paterson & Emilie Dye

Why Is the World Tilting Right?

Why the Next Wave of Feminism is Conservative

The Darkest Path: The Puzzling Resilience of Antisemitism