The need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – statistical analysis and some lessons from the United States
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The need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – statistical analysis and some lessons from the United States
*THE AUBOBA PBOJECTThe need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students -statistical analysis and some lessons from the U The need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – statistical analysis and some lessons from the United StatesUnitedStatesprepared forFederal Government's Review of Higher Education Access and Outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres strait IslanderPeople40848THE AUBŨĨÌA PBOJECT•VW.aizThe need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – statistical analysis and some lessons from the United States
3: An overview of best practice in the United States of academic support programs for minority students from disadvantaged backgrounds 30CONCLUSION: T*THE AUBOBA PBOJECTThe need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students -statistical analysis and some lessons from the U The need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – statistical analysis and some lessons from the United StatesX C: Tables of direct pathway completions by broad field of education 51REFERENCES62INTRODUCTIONAs we write this paper, Rebecca Richards has just commenced her time at Oxford University on a Rhodes Scholarship, and Paul Gray and Christian Thompson are starting the second year of their doctorates at The need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – statistical analysis and some lessons from the United StatesOxford as Charlie Perkins Scholars. On the other side of the Atlantic, Tim Goodwin is undertaking his Master's at Harvard University as the inauguralThe need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – statistical analysis and some lessons from the United States
Roberta Sykes Harvard Club Scholar.With over 10,000 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at Australian universities,1 there has been substan*THE AUBOBA PBOJECTThe need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students -statistical analysis and some lessons from the U The need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – statistical analysis and some lessons from the United States66?However, the achievements of the last 12 months need to be considered more closely. Rebecca is the first Indigenous student to apply for a Rhodes Scholarship in the 108-year history of the scholarships in Australia, and Christian and Paul are the first Indigenous students to study for a degree at The need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – statistical analysis and some lessons from the United States Oxford (or Cambridge for that matter). Moreover, when one looks at the number of students like Christian, Paul, Rebecca and Tim, who have gone directThe need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – statistical analysis and some lessons from the United States
ly from school to university and have undertaken postgraduate study while in their twenties, the numbers become more alarming. Instead of a steady, st*THE AUBOBA PBOJECTThe need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students -statistical analysis and some lessons from the U The need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – statistical analysis and some lessons from the United Statesigher education access and outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres strait Islander students, more attention needs to be paid to the transition from high school to university. In the sections below, we outline the situation currently facing Aboriginal and Torres strait Islander students and discuss the ne The need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – statistical analysis and some lessons from the United Statesed for programs that can work towards increasing the number of students entering university from high school.This figure includes those students enrolThe need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – statistical analysis and some lessons from the United States
led in university under alternative entry schemes and bridging programmes. Indigenous Education Data & Reporting Team, Department of Education, Employ*THE AUBOBA PBOJECTThe need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students -statistical analysis and some lessons from the U The need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – statistical analysis and some lessons from the United Statesf AURDHR PROJECT October 2011In Part 1, we examine how Aboriginal and Torres strait Islander students compare to non-lndigenous students, in terms of high school completions, university eligibility, university enrolment and university completions.Part 2 briefly considers the international literature The need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students – statistical analysis and some lessons from the United States on some of the factors that may influence whether a student will make it to and succeed at university.*THE AUBOBA PBOJECTThe need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students -statistical analysis and some lessons from the U*THE AUBOBA PBOJECTThe need for increased support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students -statistical analysis and some lessons from the UGọi ngay
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