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Can a nation of sports lovers be more technically innovative?
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As a sports loving country: plenty of sunlight for all year round open air sports; school sports grounds with seasonal better feeling sports curriculum; plenty of weekend sports, gambling opportunities. Childhood easy to judge self-programming pathway pursuits, allows technology innovations statements to be falling on many death ears.
Malcolm Turnbull promotes “Cultural Change” towards family violence with the person of 2015 Australian of the year, Rosie Batty.
There are very few words that I have heard stating cultural change towards technology innovation.
I conclude, changing a cultural of contact sports, being for most school children, being limited choices of judgemental achievement.
Reading, writing and maths are easy to learn. School science lessons are limited to limited numbers of short periods in high school.
Does a HSC graduate student know how a transistor works?
Like religion's idea that “if you get them when children are aged 5 years, religion gets them for life”. Early childhood culture of playtime and lunchtime sports, relieve stressed child brains for not feeling good about having running around behaviours restricted in classrooms, particularly boys. Guides child brains towards out of classroom competitive physical contact sports. Long hours of children's built up classroom aggression is released in playground sports and or playground narcissistic bullying.
Rosie Batty spent her time as 2015 Australian of the year, talking about family violence. Malcolm Turnbull believes talking about cultural change is the answer.
Solve one problem “family violence” by changing school playtime cultural by measuring the amount of playtime violence and aggression, reducing early childhood classroom environments restricting behaviours, encouraging, rewarding calm thought out self-calming behaviours.
Multi channel television allows young children more choices to switch channels, allowing children to watch whatever violent cartoons that stimulates fast moving colours excitement.
Should there be more television calm Chess playing programs allowing diverse choice, giving at least a small number of children a curios alternative to violent television?