So many lessons to learn: failure in Australian education

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General examination of nature of the lives of various groups of Aust. children which highlights some crucial differences between them; relationships between life-ways and mental development; concept of intelligence and the relations of 4 basic modes of intellectual functioning - standard intelligence, logical thinking, creativity…

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