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		<title>By: The Best of Australian Science: May 2013 - Australian Science</title>
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		<title>By: Toni Costantini</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[If science is indeed viewed as you say, &quot;The teaching of science will be viewed as a serious area of learning not relegated to the back-benches of fill-in afternoon sessions. Science will become high on every school’s agenda. Schools will want to meet minimum standards and become serious in how science is taught.&quot; then it is trully amazing that Australians do so well in Science. Just imagine how much better we could do if the government increased its support in the primary years rather than relying on exceptional teachers who excite/interest their children in pursuring science in their further education. I know this is what happened to me when I was younger. I had a couple of trully great teachers who inspired me to enjoy learning. Toni Costantini.]]></description>
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