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Neale Daniher turned MND diagnosis into a national fight

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By Alan Howe
| Stockhead Verified
By Alan Howe, The Australian On September 1, 1990, the four Daniher brothers – Neale, Terry, Anthony and Chris – ran out for Essendon against St Kilda, the first and only time a quartet of brothers has played in the same AFL game. It was typically generous of legendary coach Kevin Sheedy to make it happen. But none of the Danihers was out of his depth. Together they played a total of 752 AFL games. And that star-encrusted Essendon lineup made the AFL grand final weeks later.
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Nation’s Innocence Stolen by Barbaric Hatred

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By Alan Howe
| Jewish Journal (Los Angeles) Verified
There were no words goodbye. In a moment she was gone. She was not afraid to die; no one so young has reason to think of it. Cruelly, she was killed by someone afraid of life. Matilda Bee Britvan was born in Australia in November 2015. Her family had left Odesa in Ukraine for a peaceful life in the New World. They had reason to do so. On Dec.
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Disciplinary vocabulary: Using subject-focused talk in the classroom - SecEd

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By Alan Howe
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Through subject-focused talk, students learn discipline-specific ways of thinking and knowing, acquire distinctive uses of vocabulary or expression, and engage in differing types of dialogue and interactions, such as: Explaining and interpreting historical events. How to make sense of scientific evidence and test out theories. Exploring mathematical concepts/interpreting data. Evaluating and understanding works of art. Discussing ethical and moral dilemmas in RE.
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