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The Task Force, like Stone’s Business College, draws students
from many areas, including Pt. Augusta and metropolitan Adelaide,
Hhe 1980 intake numbered 18 students.
5.43 Summary
(a) Nature of the urban sample.
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The sample selected permitted classification along the
following axes:-
(1) Location
(2) Visibility of the
Aboriginal group
(ʒɔ Identification
(4) Age-group
Rural urban, Pt. Augusta/ metropolitan
urban, Adelaide
High visibility, Pt. Augusta High School/
low visibility, Salisbury North High
School; high visibility, S.A.I.T./
low visibility, Stone’s Business College
Identification by white personnel,
Pt. Augusta/ non-identificationby
white personnel, Salisbury North,
Identification by self and staff, S.A.I.T./
non-identification by self or staff,
Stone’s
School-age identity formation in
climate of post seventies legislation/
post-secondary identity formation
!Contexted into climate of pre-seventies
legislation.
(b) The Aboriginal ’worlds’
The description of the'worlds’ of Aboriginal people at Strelley,
Pt, Augusta and Adelaide has indicated fundamental differences in the
composition of the groups. The conceptualisation of the worlds of
meaning of Aboriginal people by Aboriginal people will now be
addressed.
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