Dr James Mannion
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 12 Aug
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It's very narrow.
And Sarah, it was almost quite comical, I thought, the way that you sort of expressed that in your session, which was just after that panel discussion last year, where you sort of started by going through a number of different curriculum models from around the world, from Australia, from Singapore, from wherever, a bunch of countries.
It's essentially all head, heart, hand stuff, right?
It's just different ways of formulating knowledge and skills and this other sort of broader stuff, citizenship and what have you.
And then you compared it to this, like,
the English definition, which is like learning is a change in the long-term memory.
And it's kind of almost funny, but it's anything but funny.
Of course, it's like, you know, lots of people are really having a very, very narrow and quite an impoverished experience of, of education because of that sort of fundamental, I don't know how you would describe it.
I don't know if it's a misunderstanding or is that selective?
I don't know.
How would you describe that?
Yeah, yeah, really interesting.
Well, we've dived in at the deep end, which I sort of wanted to do, but let's just pull back a little bit.
David, do you want to take the next one?
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