Appendix 1
Table 4.4 Policy Alternatives for Aboriginal Education Reform
Coals |
AJternaIive 1: "Separate Schools'’ |
Alternative Z: Student Mobility |
Alternative 3: Magnet Sch(X)I |
Alternative 1: School Enrichment |
Enhancing academic | ||||
Effect on students in |
potential to increase |
modestly positive effect |
positive cultural aspect |
small but not trivial; subject innovations must be evaluated |
Effect on students in |
small or no effect |
negligible, provided |
uncertain result, much |
as above |
Effect on dropout rate |
potential to reduce |
small Impact |
cultural aspect might |
as above |
Lowering school |
highest incremental costs, |
medium incremental costs, |
low incremental costs, |
low-to-medium |
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