Titlebook: History of Bilingual Education in the Northern Territory; People, Programs and Brian Clive Devlin,Samantha Disbray,Nancy Regine F Book 2017

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Samantha Disbrayrüfen des Verst?ndnisses beim LesenDieses Lehrbuch liefert einen verst?ndnisorientierten Einstieg in die asymptotische Stochastik..Es ist vom Niveau her zu Beginn eines Mathematik-Masterstudiums angesiedelt und deckt?den Stoff ab, der in einer vierstündigen Vorlesung mit zweistündigen übungen vermit

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Sources of Evidence on Student Achievement in Northern Territory Bilingual Education Programs, so, it is not justifiable to claim, as some in positions of authority have done in recent years, that such evidence does not exist. There are datasets available to justify the claim that bilingual education programs can achieve better results and attract higher attendance than English-only approaches in similarly remote NT community schools.

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1571-5361 l and non-Aboriginal educators.Makes a valuable contributionThis book provides the first detailed history of the Bilingual Education Program in the Northern Territory of Australia. This ambitious and innovative program began in 1973 and at different times it operated in English and 19 Aboriginal lan

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,Language Revitalisation in a Bilingual Program—The Case of Numbulwar School, hand its connection with Bilingual Programs and the resourcing this made available. The period we focus on shows what can be achieved when a pro-active community, key specialists and resourcing are aligned over a number of years.

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,Threatened Closure: Resistance and Compromise (1998–2000),ecision. One recommendation from the report, which was taken up, was to adopt the term ‘Two-way education’. Some of the developments and confusions that arose are detailed in the chapter. Many of the themes touched on in Part 3 are mirrored globally by contestations concerning bilingual education and mother tongue instruction programs.