The name is absent



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
achievement

Effect on students in
poor neighbourhoods

potential to increase
aboriginal
parental
involvement; probably
positive effect

modestly positive effect
(based on evaluation
of US school-choice
experiments

positive cultural aspect
might benefit low-
achieving students from
poor neighbourhoods

small but not trivial; subject
to
Hawthome effect;

innovations must be

evaluated

Effect on students in
typical neighbourhoods

small or no effect

negligible, provided
migrating students are
small share of receiving
school

uncertain result, much
depends on relative quality
of magnet, neighbourhood
schools

as above

Effect on dropout rate

potential to reduce

small Impact

cultural aspect might
help lower rate among
low-achieving students

as above

Lowering school
program costs

highest incremental costs,
requires administrative
duplication

medium incremental costs,
much depends on premium
for migrating students

low incremental costs,
requires staffing or
more magnet school

low-to-medium
incremental costs,
depending on scope of
enrichment programs



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