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Message started by sprintcyclist on Mar 22nd, 2010 at 9:37am

Title: ruddnomics
Post by sprintcyclist on Mar 22nd, 2010 at 9:37am

it'ld be ok if he was a dweeb with his own money, but he's thrown all of ours away like confetti in a storm.

the fool gives me diarrohea.


Quote:
THE Rudd government's Education Revolution has been dubbed the Administrative Revolution by a senior Catholic education official, after it was claimed independent schools in NSW were given $8 million to evaluate programs worth just $3m.

Non-government schools say education agreements between the commonwealth and the states designed to lift school performance have become bogged down by excessive amounts of paperwork and an onerous and expensive evaluation process.

The National Catholic Education Commission and the Independent Schools Council of Australia wrote to Education Minister Julia Gillard in December expressing their concerns about the overly bureaucratic demands of the National Partnership agreements.

The Council of Australian Governments established three main national partnerships in education worth about $2.5 billion to improve literacy and numeracy, teacher quality and the performance of schools in low-socio-economic areas.


http://www.theaustralian.com.au/in-depth/schools-watch/red-tape-costs-top-school-handouts/story-fn56ulhe-1225843502015

8 mill - and not ONE new teacher

this is leftardism , no wonder monkdrunkonspunk threw me out of his sheltered chatshop.


Title: Re: ruddnomics
Post by DARWIN on Mar 23rd, 2010 at 11:35am
You were thrown out for being a troll!

In fact, I resisted attempts to have you thrown out but you can't help yourself. boxy will boot your arse out of the so-called PA board here by the end of the week.

The Australian has been shown to be wrong in all its claims time after time. As to more teachers--more teacher training places was one of the very first acts of the Rudd govt back in Dec 2007.


Title: Re: ruddnomics
Post by sprintcyclist on Mar 23rd, 2010 at 11:48am

bbbbboooooooo hhhhoooooooooooo

so why are you here, kingleftard?

Title: Re: ruddnomics
Post by Happy on Mar 23rd, 2010 at 12:29pm
It looks like this (not necessarily in this order): white paper, blue paper, discussion paper, reviews.

Then possibly talk-fest or two, then elect me again to fix the insulation problem, talk bit more about super fast broadband, or firm but humane refugee treatment not to mention immigration to bump up population to 30 or 35 million people to share under-funded hospitals, schools, roads and transport.

Thank heavens fast food outlets will be able to fatten up us all with reduced salt content by up to 15% in 4 years or so.

Title: Re: ruddnomics
Post by fawkes on Mar 23rd, 2010 at 9:02pm
I notice that those who still post about rudd, ruddy, or his colleagues without realizing that they are just gossiping over trivia have had little to say about reports that the same rudd, ruddy, (or whoever he is) won today's televised debate.

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