In 1988, Professor Sarra commenced his career as an educator. After a very personal revelation about how he as an Aboriginal student had been ‘sold short’ by schooling, he became determined to change expectations of Aboriginal children in schools throughout Australia. It was a lofty career ambition, but one he feels he has achieved: the stronger smarter approach, which he developed and now shares with an army of hardworking and courageous educators, has had success – despite the questionable efforts of education researchers with little or no insight into the profound complexities of such an undertaking. This paper will reflect on aspects of the stronger smarter journey and invite education researchers to consider how to enhance this pursuit...
Indigenous Australians have been recognised by all Australian governments as the most educationally ...
This ethnographic inquiry is based on Dorothy E. Smith's (2006) institutional ethnography. In this s...
The Northern Territory (NT) of Australia is home to 80 different Aboriginal cultural groups; 40 diff...
In his address Dr Sarra will articulate some of the most fundamental barriers to the pursuit of stro...
“An inspirational talk which challenged all the educators in the room to take risks and to have high...
In this talk, Chris Sarra conveys the importance of having a strong and positive sense of what it me...
This paper is by three educators who are Indigenous people with extensive experience in Indigenous e...
Australian schools are now under constant pressure to improve student achievement, particularly for ...
Research Doctorate - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)Aboriginal Student education achievement in New South...
This paper draws on longitudinal data to examine the changing professional identity of one beginning...
Despite a willingness by stakeholders to address Aboriginal education disadvantage and recent succes...
In Australia, Indigenous students' education outcomes, as represented by assessments that accompany ...
In the national and international landscape, there is very limited exploration of cultural construct...
The Rudd Labour Government rode to power in Australia on the education promise of 'an education revo...
The Northern Territory (NT) of Australia is home to 80 different Aboriginal cultural groups; 40 diff...
Indigenous Australians have been recognised by all Australian governments as the most educationally ...
This ethnographic inquiry is based on Dorothy E. Smith's (2006) institutional ethnography. In this s...
The Northern Territory (NT) of Australia is home to 80 different Aboriginal cultural groups; 40 diff...
In his address Dr Sarra will articulate some of the most fundamental barriers to the pursuit of stro...
“An inspirational talk which challenged all the educators in the room to take risks and to have high...
In this talk, Chris Sarra conveys the importance of having a strong and positive sense of what it me...
This paper is by three educators who are Indigenous people with extensive experience in Indigenous e...
Australian schools are now under constant pressure to improve student achievement, particularly for ...
Research Doctorate - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)Aboriginal Student education achievement in New South...
This paper draws on longitudinal data to examine the changing professional identity of one beginning...
Despite a willingness by stakeholders to address Aboriginal education disadvantage and recent succes...
In Australia, Indigenous students' education outcomes, as represented by assessments that accompany ...
In the national and international landscape, there is very limited exploration of cultural construct...
The Rudd Labour Government rode to power in Australia on the education promise of 'an education revo...
The Northern Territory (NT) of Australia is home to 80 different Aboriginal cultural groups; 40 diff...
Indigenous Australians have been recognised by all Australian governments as the most educationally ...
This ethnographic inquiry is based on Dorothy E. Smith's (2006) institutional ethnography. In this s...
The Northern Territory (NT) of Australia is home to 80 different Aboriginal cultural groups; 40 diff...