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Schools, 1988

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The lesson teachers teach but haven’t learned

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 June 1988 · page 6

TEL AVIV - Teachers, who are supposed to be educating their pupils towards democracy, last week proved that they haven't yet learned the lesson themselves…

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My teacher, my saviour

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 3 June 1988 · page 17

JANUSZ KORCZAK has a 76-line entry and a picture in the Encyclopaedia Judaica. Erich Klibansky is not even listed…

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Fighting low priorities for schools

Tribune · Wednesday 8 June 1988 · page 8

In last year's budget the federal government withdrew the unemployment benefit for under-18s in an attempt to make more students stay…

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Schools in table tennis

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 10 June 1988 · page 48

ELEVEN SCHOOLS and NSW Maccabi will compete in a Combined Selective High School table tennis championship in the Hakoah…

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Teachers and parents fight threats

Tribune · Wednesday 15 June 1988 · page 3

Last week's NSW teachers' strike against the state government's cuts and revamping of education produced a record 85% stay-away…

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(Communicated) Swiss Keren Hayesod Marks Groundbreaking for Shlomi Teachers College

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 17 June 1988 · page 6

A groundbreaking ceremony took place on Sunday, June 5, for the future Teachers College in Shlomi, a project supported…

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Shalom hosts schools plan for Zionism

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 June 1988 · page 11

A ZIONIST seminar aimed at Year 9 and 10 students in state schools will be held at Shalom College next month…

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Times Real Estate Historic Sofala convent and school for auction

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 30 June 1988 · page 23

THE HISTORIC convent and school building at Sofala will be auctioned by Richardson & Wrench Bathurst on Saturday,…

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Schoolgirl’s art prize

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 8 July 1988 · page 3

A SYDNEY schoolgirl is one of 12 winners from 40,000 worldwide entries in an international painting contest inspired by Jerusalem…

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Monday, July 4, 1988 An ailing school system

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 15 July 1988 · page 24

SCHOOL CHILDREN, unlike hospital patients, do not feel short-changed and discriminated against by not receiving their due from the institutions to which they are consigned. Why, some of them even relish getting time off from school. When,…

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COMMUNITY Jewish pre-school opens on north shore

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 29 July 1988 · page 12

A PRE-SCHOOL for children aged between two and four opened in Lindfield last week. Called Alikat, it operates three…

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Towerhouse Effects or waht really happens at Film and [?] School?

Filmnews · Monday 1 August 1988 · page 4

On Thursday, August 18 at the Chanvel Cinema, there will be screening of films and videos made by Communication students of the…

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Dayschools Mount Sinai Pupils Remember

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 12 August 1988 · page 15

MOUNT SINAI Year 5 pupils built a cardboard model of Jerusalem last week with the Temple as a centrepiece…

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Sociale status bepaalt schoolkeuze

Dutch Australian Weekly · Monday 22 August 1988 · page 4

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90% schoolverlaters krijgt baan

Dutch Australian Weekly · Monday 22 August 1988 · page 3

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“Teachers teach children, not subjects”

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 26 August 1988 · page 11

“That has always been my philosophy and it is how I have always taught. “This, is, in fact, a problem of…

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Referendum row on school funding

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 26 August 1988 · page 5

CANBERRA: Freedom of religion and its effect on state funding for private schools is emerging as a major issue in the…

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Back to school this week... maybe

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 2 September 1988 · page 6

with the opening of school due this week, the teachers unions are making their annual threat not to begin classes unless the…

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Schools open one day late

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 September 1988 · page 3

TEL AVIV - The school year opened smoothly oo Friday - 24 hours later than scheduled - but whether it will continue without…

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Twenty-five years as teacher and scribe

The Australian Jewish Times · Friday 9 September 1988 · page 74

JONATHAN HARLEN interviewed REVEREND GERALD BLAIVAS, chief minister of Parramatta Synagogue, teacher and Sofer (scribe) for the Sydney Beth Din, on the 25th…

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