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The Australian Dictionary of Invisible Culture for Teachers


tolerance of other opinions in expressing your own

attitude: some people can think like this (see more)

Many people in Australia think like this:

When I want other people to know what I think about something, it is good to say something like this “I think like this, I know other people can think not like this.”

"Jeremy thinks: 'I hate Summer, Winter is a much better season. I hate the heat.' It is good if Jeremy says it like this: 'Personally, I don't like Summer. I think the cold is much more comfortable. But I know most people don't agree with me.'"

"If it was up to me, I'd make sure that every child spent at least one hour a day reading novels. I know there are lots of other priorities at school though, so it's not really reasonable."

not criticizing someone else’s opinionnot being intolerant of other people’s opinionsagainst ‘direct criticisms’having dissenting opinions in classroomssoftening disagreement with partial agreement


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