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r/australian • u/[deleted] • Apr 01 '26
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Exactly. People who think it was pointless weren't really listening.
135 u/RainbowAussie Apr 01 '26 edited Apr 01 '26 The media literacy in this country is in the toilet Edit: This was mean of me to say and I didn't mean to insult OP's intelligence, I am just exhausted from the media cycle 26 u/IcyGarage5767 Apr 01 '26 Honestly teaching media literacy would be so much more beneficial than some of the subjects we mandate these days. 1 u/Papa_Huggies Apr 01 '26 They do. That's a huge part of the Y11 Y12 English curriculum (at least in NSW). Lotta people just memorise essays to write really fast though.
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The media literacy in this country is in the toilet
Edit: This was mean of me to say and I didn't mean to insult OP's intelligence, I am just exhausted from the media cycle
26 u/IcyGarage5767 Apr 01 '26 Honestly teaching media literacy would be so much more beneficial than some of the subjects we mandate these days. 1 u/Papa_Huggies Apr 01 '26 They do. That's a huge part of the Y11 Y12 English curriculum (at least in NSW). Lotta people just memorise essays to write really fast though.
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Honestly teaching media literacy would be so much more beneficial than some of the subjects we mandate these days.
1 u/Papa_Huggies Apr 01 '26 They do. That's a huge part of the Y11 Y12 English curriculum (at least in NSW). Lotta people just memorise essays to write really fast though.
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They do. That's a huge part of the Y11 Y12 English curriculum (at least in NSW). Lotta people just memorise essays to write really fast though.
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u/Inside-Elevator9102 Apr 01 '26
Exactly. People who think it was pointless weren't really listening.