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Lunchbox/Soapbox: Jo Case: Asperger's Syndrome: Identity or Illness?

Jo Case tackles myths and misperceptions about Asperger's, which she argues is a difference, not a disability.

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Room to Read: John Wood

John Wood tells the story of his library-building charity Room to Read, fostering native language literacy in some of...


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Lunchbox/Soapbox: Adam Smith: Where is the Love: Are Our Public Institutions Failing Our Young People?

Adam Smith delivers a passionate speech, presenting powerful arguments for better support of young people.

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Richard Gill: Give Me Excess Of It

Former Victorian Opera Music Director Richard Gill talks of his passion for music and its crucial role in education.


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Barbara Arrowsmith-Young discusses her pioneering explorations of neuroplasticity with Radio National's Natasha Mitch...

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Universities, Challenged

Rai Gaita, Robert Manne, Glyn Davis and Margaret Gardner discuss the future of universities and the ideals that shape...


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The Fifth Estate: Educational Principles

Sally Warhaft is joined by Lesley Lamb, Paul Sheahan and David Zyngier to discuss the Gonski report on education.

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Janette Turner Hospital: Turbulent Voices

Janette Turner Hospital discusses her distinguished career as a writer and educator of literature with Jo Case.


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Intelligence Squared: Public Funding of Private Education

A panel of educators, commentators, students and authors debate the question of public education funding.

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The Writers of Janet Clarke Hall

Literary alumni of the University of Melbourne's Janet Clarke Hall discuss memoir, fiction and their memories of JCH.


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Griffith Review: Ways of Seeing

John Armstrong, lead essayist of 2011's first Griffith Review, impels universities to reform their humanities program...

 

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