Hot list 2016: The must-see theatre, dance and musicals in Sydney

Notes:

• The must-see shows on stage in Sydney for 2016.
• Hayes Theater goes back to its roots with Little Shop of Horrors.
• Sydney Theater Company will host a set of new theatrical performances.
• Australian theater will present different kind of play between the politics and classics.
• Some hot Stars will participate in the presentations of the new season.
• We will see in Sydney theaters five plays of William Shakespeare works.

Summary:

The most prominent feature of the theatrical season in Sydney this year is the diversity of the offer different range of offers and forms of theater that gives lovers of the art of the theater the possibility of differentiation and choice as they see fit to watch.

Personal Reflection:

I think the article containing details of what would be included in the theatrical season with the most prominent stations to give the reader the freedom of choice. I think this is what the articles of this kind have to be. It is real review. 

link to the article:

http://www.smh.com.au/entertainment/hot-list-2016-the-mustsee-theatre-dance-and-musicals-in-sydney-20160216-gmua88.html

Compare Australian Immigration in 1992 & 2002

Comparing the Australian Immigration between 1992 and 2002 in general are:

• The number has decreased dramatically in many regions such as Europe & former USSR, Southeast Asia and Northeast Asia.
• The number of people that migrated from South & Central America have been decreasing dramatically from 3308 to 900.
• The number of people arrived from Middle East & North Africa are the same.

Immigration to Australia in 2002

Immigration to Australia in 1992

Immigration to Australia in 2002

Australian Immigration in 1992

Australian schools are entrenching division

Notes:

• Public V private education is a distraction.
• Segregation in our schools is increases increases inequality between richer and poorer students.
• Social mobility is retracted in Australia.
• Education must be a level playing field, where a student's ability matters more than their parents income.
• Must be to improve education holistically.

Summary: 

what can we do to ensure schools serve all students better?

A report from the Australian Council for Educational Research found a growing divide between secondary schools in Australia between 2000 and 2012. Independent schools discriminate based on the social divisions of income and wealth and selective schools on academic talents. Public comprehensive schools receive students on the grounds of geographical location, and those located in higher income areas attract "better off" students. Students of similar socioeconomic class are educated in selected schools, with the advantaged in one area and the disadvantaged in another.

Personal Reflection:

In my opinion I find myself in line with the vision of article. Why is that? Because I believe that the education must be equal for all human been, in Australia, as a democratic state, should be a public debate on issues of equality in education has been settled early. In fact, there is inequality into public and private schools.

What we should do?

I think we have many low-income families, so we must taking into consideration about that. The development of public schools and make them competitive and thus attract students is an essential task.

Link To The Article: 

http://www.smh.com.au/comment/ignore-the-distractions-its-the-educational-outcomes-that-really-matter-20160209-gmpg0b.html

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