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Malcolm says, “In Australia's National Interest”.
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My above reading on how school lesson's wordy readings are often irrelevant to readers future life, having no to few thought inspiring conclusions which can be realised. That little more than fact finding for future examinations can be realised, being highlighted with an appropriate marker. Eventually student readers will need to condense readings down to people names place names and dates for examinations. Drawn out readings leading up to something often suddenly shift to another theme, people names place names times, book reading story characters moving from one place to another place, student character interruptions all leads to degrees of frustration, increasing mental stress realised punishments.
Within school environments the only things containing movement are humans... that inspired to create memorable comments leads to endless limited number of people personality character likes and dislikes assassinations. When locking up prisoners in solitary confinement, a lack of visual input send prisoners crazy. Locking up children in the same classroom with the same students limits input to a select number of the same aged children, with similar characteristic behaviours. Same judgements day after day, reinforcing children's dysfunctional/sports loving behaviours, retarding/repressing intellectual abilities down to single assumed judgements.
The many school days each year, students coming home from school: frustrated; quick to distract from traumatised thoughts by doing something simple; listening to music; holding socialised conversation simple by avoiding talking to adults, would rather talk to same aged friends who also keep formulating language skills simple, cool, BS words analogies... analysing teenagers reducing social conversation down to few simple words, rather to feel rewarded by fully expressing by formulating complex worded sentences on what teenagers believe, should indicate teenagers are being traumatised by periods of thought. Feeling rewarded after ending increased traumatising thought, rather than feeling rewarded on fully transposing believed ideas.