[Extract] Indigenous education has been prioritised by Prime Minister Tony Abbott and the states at the recent COAG meeting. The focus is on truancy, with a school attendance target of 90-100%. "Punitive" measures have been suggested, including truancy officers and extending income management. But punitive measures are unlikely to affect Indigenous education outcomes in any meaningful way because they don’t address the roots of the problem. More importantly, punitive measures are another attempt to remove the agency of Aboriginal people
Education is a key influence on a child’s life. It can assist them to realise their full poten...
We are very pleased to bring you Volume 45 of The Australian Journal of Indigenous Education. At thi...
Making the welfare payments of Indigenous people conditional on measures such as their children’s sc...
[Extract] Indigenous education has been prioritised by Prime Minister Tony Abbott and the states at ...
The federal government\u27s plan to withhold welfare to parents of truanting children won\u27t solve...
Indigenous children in the Northern Territory (NT) of Australia have the highest school non-attendan...
Issue 4 of ACER\u27s Policy Insights series commences with a synthesis of publicly available data on...
This latest report analyses results of the NAPLAN tests from 2008-2011 and finds that Queensland and...
Without changes to education policies, 40% of Indigenous students will continue to fail to meet nat...
Explores Australian and international literature to develop an understanding of the risk factors and...
Efforts to enforce compulsory schooling by linking welfare assistance to school attendance are rarel...
Helen Hughes and Mark Hughes are to be commended for their latest foray into the vexing and difficul...
The extensive failure of Indigenous students in school, particularly during adolescence, is a shamef...
The paper argues that the history of the colonial education system in Australia has led to an intens...
[Extract] We are very pleased to bring you Volume 45 of The Australian Journal of Indigenous Educati...
Education is a key influence on a child’s life. It can assist them to realise their full poten...
We are very pleased to bring you Volume 45 of The Australian Journal of Indigenous Education. At thi...
Making the welfare payments of Indigenous people conditional on measures such as their children’s sc...
[Extract] Indigenous education has been prioritised by Prime Minister Tony Abbott and the states at ...
The federal government\u27s plan to withhold welfare to parents of truanting children won\u27t solve...
Indigenous children in the Northern Territory (NT) of Australia have the highest school non-attendan...
Issue 4 of ACER\u27s Policy Insights series commences with a synthesis of publicly available data on...
This latest report analyses results of the NAPLAN tests from 2008-2011 and finds that Queensland and...
Without changes to education policies, 40% of Indigenous students will continue to fail to meet nat...
Explores Australian and international literature to develop an understanding of the risk factors and...
Efforts to enforce compulsory schooling by linking welfare assistance to school attendance are rarel...
Helen Hughes and Mark Hughes are to be commended for their latest foray into the vexing and difficul...
The extensive failure of Indigenous students in school, particularly during adolescence, is a shamef...
The paper argues that the history of the colonial education system in Australia has led to an intens...
[Extract] We are very pleased to bring you Volume 45 of The Australian Journal of Indigenous Educati...
Education is a key influence on a child’s life. It can assist them to realise their full poten...
We are very pleased to bring you Volume 45 of The Australian Journal of Indigenous Education. At thi...
Making the welfare payments of Indigenous people conditional on measures such as their children’s sc...