Independent review into regional, rural and remote education: discussion paper

Independent review into regional, rural and remote education: discussion paper Report

  • Author(s): Halsey, John
  • Published: 2017
  • Publisher: Department of Education and Training
  • ISBN: 9781760510923

Abstract: This discussion paper highlights key educational challenges and issues that impact on the learning outcomes of regional, rural and remote students. It aims to create a springboard for fresh ideas to improve outcomes for these students. The independent reviewer has prepared the discussion paper based on an extensive literature review. The paper outlines nine themes that impact significantly on student learning outcomes: (1) curriculum and assessment; (2) teachers and teaching; (3) leaders and leadership; (4) school and community; (5) information and communication technology; (6) entrepreneurship and schools; (7) improving access - enrolments, clusters, distance education and boarding; (8) diversity; and (9) transitioning beyond school. Edited excerpt from publisher's website.

  • Urls: https://docs.education.gov.au/node/44526
  • Publisher Location: Canberra
  • Database Name: W
  • Keywords: Access to education and training, Rural, Remote, Transition from education and training to employment, Transition from secondary to further education and training, Youth, Equity, Disadvantaged, Teaching and learning, Demographics, Participation, Employment, Australia, Oceania

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Halsey, John, 2017, Independent review into regional, rural and remote education: discussion paper, Report, viewed 03 December 2023, https://www.nintione.com.au/?p=11482.

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