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How history textbooks can be used to build kids' empathy

  • Written by The Conversation
imageChildren develop based on their interactions with people, books and cultural artefacts. History textbooks could have a great deal to teach them about empathy.From www.shutterstock.com

In the 21 years since apartheid was scrapped in South Africa there has been a great deal of discussion about how the country can heal and progress. This is an often...

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Why South African nurses should no longer be sidelined in policymaking

  • Written by The Conversation
imageFrontline nurses say their views on nursing policy is often overlooked because policymakers do not recognise the importance of their clinical experience. Stefan Wermuth/Reuters

If nurses had more say in the policies that affect them and their working environments, it would enhance their job satisfaction and keep them in the health care sector. It...

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Grexiting: why you should not (only) blame the big bad creditors

  • Written by The Conversation
imageBlaming Greece's creditors for the ongoing drama would be badly incomplete.AAP/EPA/Britta Pedersen

The Greek situation is continuously evolving. The deadline for Greece to repay a €1.5 billion (A$2.2 billion) loan to the IMF has now officially expired and with the referendum on creditors’ proposals on Sunday, Greek Prime Minister Alexis...

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  1. Forced rehabilitation of drug users in Indonesia not a solution
  2. Border Force Act entrenches secrecy around Australia's asylum seeker regime
  3. Why politicans fail to make the economic case for free trade
  4. Coalition gains a little ground in polls
  5. Fiona Patten: Inmate's Rights Go Up In Smoke
  6. How game theory explains Grexit and may also predict Greek poll outcome
  7. Is it time to reform the cornerstone of Australia's insolvency regime?
  8. Australia should tread cautiously on UK-inspired English language tests
  9. Video gamers are sexy, or at least they think they are
  10. Teaching terror: what role for schools in countering violent extremism?
  11. Blood + Thunder: patriotism whitewashes Australian music history
  12. An emerging renewables superpower: China's climate pledge guns for green growth
  13. That sinking feeling... could cavities on comet pose yet another risk to Philae?
  14. The Eye of the Sheep and other novels told through the eyes of a child
  15. How cancer abducts your immune cells – and what we can do about it
  16. Can Greece bring in the lawyers to avoid getting booted out of the eurozone?
  17. The secret to ovulation is in women's faces (but men can't see it)
  18. Why Heathrow got the nod from the Airports Commission report
  19. Abbott caught in no-win situation on same-sex marriage
  20. Robot law: what happens if intelligent machines commit crimes?
  21. Why are feminist drones dropping abortion pills on Poland?
  22. Concrete jungle: cities adapt to growing ranks of coyotes, cougars and other urban wildlife
  23. Bree Newsome's Superwoman-style, Confederate flag pole climb was an artistic statement
  24. What can we learn from Sweet Briar's near-death?
  25. Sepsis: the largely unknown condition that puts one million people in the hospital each year
  26. What would a tardis travelling into David Leyonhjelm’s post-nanny state dystopia find?
  27. Why the Middle East's warring enemies are competing to win over the Druze
  28. Team sports at kindergarten help children develop classroom discipline later on
  29. Why banning smoking in prisons is a good idea
  30. Creative and academic freedom under threat from religious intolerance in India
  31. Q A producer gets formal warning
  32. Hockey's defamation win is dark news for democracy and free speech
  33. Jupiter and Venus brush cheeks in the night sky
  34. Historical fiction on TV is equally about the here and now
  35. Explainer: how 'Spanish plume' set off a heatwave in the UK
  36. Boldly going into space for 1,000 days presents a series of health risks
  37. Taiwan's presidential election could start a pivot to Beijing
  38. How the Millennium Development Goals failed the world's poorest children
  39. Donor conception, secrecy and the search for information
  40. Popularity of private schools across Africa requires sound policy response
  41. What stone tools found in southern tip of Africa tell us about the human story
  42. The best time for marathon runners to get on the road
  43. How plants respond to drought provides insights into climate change survival
  44. FactCheck: Is a job a prescription for a young person with mental health issues?
  45. Eurozone's shared identity the final tragedy of the Greek crisis
  46. Why Ramadan is a special economic season in Indonesia
  47. Our content removal policy
  48. Polarised light and the super sense you didn't know you had
  49. Are antiabortion activists winning?
  50. With the AIIB the world gets a new banker, and a chance to shape China's view

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