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Focus is on unimportant issues, misconceptions: Hattie

James WellsJune 1, 2016Last Updated: December 16, 2016
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John Hattie. Photo: ABC

The education debate is focused on issues that don’t matter, if John Hattie’s research is to be believed. But a survey behind the new ABC documentary Revolution School has found many people disagree with Hattie.

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