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The Pacific inclusion third space model: evidence for inclusive education policy and practices in Vanuatu

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By Angela Page, Joanna Anderson, Angelinah Vira
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Attempting to meet global goals is problematic for Pacific nations due to significant variances between contexts. This challenges nations seeking to meet Sustainable Development Goal 4 [UNESCO. Citation2018. SDG 4 Data Digest: Data to Nurture Learning. UNESCO Institute for Statistics], premised on delivering a quality education to all students. Having considered this complexity, we propose to facilitate productive intersection between global and local policies and practices.
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New Stationery and Book Shop opening at Easton Walled Gardens

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By Angela Page
| Nub News
Easton Walled Gardens, renowned for its 12 acres of horticultural wonders and peaceful ambience, is thrilled to announce an exciting addition to its repertoire: a brand-new book and stationery store set to open its doors in May. Nestled amidst the picturesque landscape of Easton Walled Gardens, the upcoming shop will offer visitors an enchanting blend of beautiful books and fine stationery.
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‘Why can’t I quit?’: Nicotine use in adolescence comes with challenges, solutions

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By Angela Page
| Standard-Examiner Verified
“Why can’t I quit?” she groaned, and a thousand reasons flooded her mind. “It’s making me cough. It’s expensive. My parents would ground me if they knew I was vaping. I could get suspended and have to quit the soccer team. I’ve tried cutting back, but it makes me feel so sick that I don’t think it’s worth it. At least I’m not as bad as I used to be. Besides, it helps me calm down so I can feel normal in school. How can I quit when all my friends are using?
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