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Preparing Students to Excel in External Examinations

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By David Head
| Education Today Australia Verified
Success in external examinations begins with understanding the nature of the assessment. Students should know exactly what will be expected of them during the examination, including the types of tasks they will encounter, the skills they will need to demonstrate, and the structure of each section. Understanding these expectations helps students focus their preparation, minimise surprises, and build confidence.
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Happy Declaration Signing Day

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By David Head
| The Bulwark Verified
(Photo illustration by Bill Kuchman/The Bulwark | Photos: Creative Commons, Shutterstock) A FUNNY THING YOU MIGHT HAVE NOTICED about the semiquincentennial: Most Americans don’t know what happened 250 years ago that’s being celebrated this year. And even among those who have a general sense, there’s a lot of fuzziness about the details.
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Conspiracy in the White House

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By Stephen F. Knott, David Head, Philip Hamburger
| Law & Liberty Verified
What could be more presidential than Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Fireside Chats? Millions of people, threatened by economic collapse and endangered by world war, huddled around their radios to hear the avuncular FDR speak plain, reassuring words that Americans could rise together and conquer the nation’s challenges. That’s the way FDR’s leadership is remembered, anyway. Forgotten is the way Roosevelt used his radio addresses to spin conspiracy theories.
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