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So who should I vote for?
There are very clear distinctions with the parties.
You should ask yourself why you have no interest in forming your own opinion on who should be making the rules that dictate your life, and spend 30%+ of your income.
I've found most people work out quite quickly who they want to send their vote towards when they explore their views on life. There are very clear distinctions with the parties.
You should ask yourself why you have no interest in forming your own opinion on who should be making the rules that dictate your life, and spend 30%+ of your income.
I've found most people work out quite quickly who they want to send their vote towards when they explore their views on life. There are very clear distinctions with the parties.
LNP to be returned to power with a small majority minus Campbell Newman tomorrow in Qld?
Do you really think CN wont be there? He will still win tomorrow and go full term!
pinkboy
http://www.abc.net.au/news/qld-election-2015/vote-compass/
Try this.
I've used these with my students who've been unsure where they stand. It really helps define where you're at right now.
I reckon I know what you'll come out as already though.
Personal peeve of mine is educators even being remotely involved in educating kids on who to vote for. Not saying you are influencing your students, but im damn sure a lot of teachers do.
Personal peeve of mine is educators even being remotely involved in educating kids on who to vote for. Not saying you are influencing your students, but im damn sure a lot of teachers do.
chillax. I teach adults. why give it to a kid? They're not ready yet.
Personal peeve of mine is educators even being remotely involved in educating kids on who to vote for. Not saying you are influencing your students, but im damn sure a lot of teachers do.
Skewed questions from a biased source - not what I'd personally be happy with a neutral party providing as a 'trusted' source to a child of mine.
chillax. I teach adults. why give it to a kid? They're not ready yet.
Is it just me or does anyone else find this kind of attitude condescending?
I for one would fully support teachers encouraging the free and open expression of ideas around the different sides of the Laberal Party.
The kids aren't robots that are incapable of absorbing the information and using it to make informed, independent decisions.
The real problem is that a solitary teacher teaching a class provides an authority figure who controls the debate and the input of information, which can lead to a skewed 'propagandising' of information. Especially when teaching as a profession leans towards one end of the political spectrum.
Very basically; Robin Hood and the Sheriff of Nottingham;Howdy
So I'm relatively ignorant when it comes to politics.
So who should I vote for?
Ie who are property saavy people voting for?
I know I should take at least some interest in how the country is run, but honestly I have 0 interest in this.
Thanks in advance!!
Cheers