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4 questions about schoolwork feedback to guide young students’ learning
It’s important to be aware of the need to discuss disappointing results honestly and constructively without making it personal or turning it into a label.
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How a US political venture capital firm is trying to influence Brazil’s election
Co-founded by U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance, Rockbridge offers candidate Flávio Bolsonaro, son of former and now jailed President Jair Bolsonaro, strategic advantages in the tight race against incumbent President Lula
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What unrest on French streets could mean for next year’s presidential election
The recent turmoil in French cities will probably favour Marine Le Pen and the far-right.
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Will Reform UK’s racism scandal cost votes? Here’s what previous polling tells us
Reform UK might not be hit hard in polling.
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Illegal fishing is thriving in African waters – a satellite system could help change that
Monitoring boats on African waters is the easy part; the harder part is what comes next.
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South Africa’s schools reflect an unequal society: what can teachers do about it?
South Africa wants teachers to change society. So why are they being trained to fit in?
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Wainwright fire shows the importance of health-care system resilience to Canadian security
The response to a mass-casualty event does not play out in an otherwise empty health-care system. It competes with everyday care for staff, beds, transport and supplies.
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When powerful women are remembered as witches, we should challenge the historical motive
Historical women are remembered through reputations they never chose – we need not pass them on uncritically.
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Protecting children from harm isn’t enough — welfare systems must support healing through quality mental health care
Protection must also mean building the conditions young people need like stable relationships with adults who stay and real involvement in decisions about their care.
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Political power without balance leads to the erosion of democracy, what Montesquieu can teach modern-day France
Montesquieu’s philosophy on the need for counter-powers for safeguarding against revolt in societies serves as a reminder for France amid a climate of enduring unrest.
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When tax officials visit: why softer tax outreach can build trust in some places and erode it in others
Building the tax base in low-capacity settings is about making the state more visible and more credible.
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Palestinian citizens face a painful choice in Israel’s election: To vote or not
More than a third of Israel’s Palestinian citizens are expected to sit out the election.