Positive self-identity for indigenous students and its relationship to school outcomes: a project funded by the Commonwealth Department of Education Training and Youth Affairs
Keywords
Skill developmentOutcomes of education and training
Government policy
School
Indigenous education
Self development
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The investigation described in this report was commissioned by the Australian Department of Education, Training and Youth Affairs (DETYA). The aims of the project were to: define the concept of positive self-identity for indigenous students; identify the factors that contribute to positive self-identity formation; analyse the role of positive self-identity in affecting school outcomes for indigenous students; devise a working definition of positive self-identity for indigenous students; and suggest practical strategies for increasing the positive self-identity of indigenous students in order to improve their school outcomes. The goals focus on improving school attendance and English literacy and numeracy skills.Date
2000Type
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oai:vtl.cc.swin.edu.au:swin:47641http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/415641
swin:47641
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