Dare to Lead: National Indigenous Education Conference What a difference a good start makes: Indigenous Early Childho

May 22, 2013

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Acknowledgements:. AncestorsTraditional Owners EldersConferences Organisers Conference ParticipantsAll who contribute to our individual and collective Stories. . Equitable and appropriate educational outcomes: ...In April 2007, MCEETYA released the 2005 benchmarking results. The overall results show that most Australian students in Years 3, 5, and 7 are achieving the national literacy and numeracy benchmarks.......Boys have lower achievements than girls in reading and writing 9453

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