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Table S


Comparison of the ‘world»* of the Institution* studied

Locstion of Aborigine*
In society


Pt. August* High
Pariillel society

August* Park

l⅛r*IIel society/
integrated

Aboriginal Studies in
Curriculuo


Aboriginal Studies special
topic. Language special
topic.

Staffing for Aboriginal
progгамме


Special counsellor for
Aboriginal students.
Aboriginal school-hone
liaison person. Aboriginal
teacher aides. Aboriginal
groundsman.

Aboriginal studies
Integrated into curriculum

No special counsellor for
Aboriginal students.
Aboriginal home-school
Halson person. Aboriginal
girl working in office.

Definition of concern for
Aboriginal identity


Aboriginal identity taken
for granted. ‘Aboriginal*
problems, social and academic
identified for action.

Concern for identity.
Aboriginal students seen
as integrated


Concern for employment


Aboriginal students in two
groups. Special class
problem with employment.
Acculturated group
opportunities for *closed*
employment.

Aboriginal students not seen
as having special problems.
LmplOyment in 'closed*
situations.

Concern for delinquency


Delinquency a problem in
the * special class' (low
achievers, disorganised
families) and In dropouts.
Local statistic* show high
incidence of delinquency
only in school vacation.

No special incidence of
delinquency seen on part
of Aboriginal children.

Post Secondary


Taperoo

Integrated/
aasiai
atcd


Saliabury North

Asaiallated


SAIT

Knclavo group


Stone*a

Assiailated


Tnput by *>hite teachers           No programme

into integrated
currlculua.                                    ∙


Arranged Seainars


Ko programmes


Counsellor for all
students


Counsellor for all
Students


Tutors for Aboriginal
students


Ko special staffing


Laphssis on strengths
for all students.

Special concern for
Aboriginal identity.


Concern for all as
Australian Cititens


Promotion of Aboriginal
identity by enclave
system


Ko special promotion
of Aboriginal identity
as such


Problem for all students.
Aboriginal students
greater problem.


Problem for all students.
Aboriginal students more
chance of employment
helped by special agencies


employment assured in
*closcd* positions.


Active efforts made
to obtain employment
for all students. Some
employment in 'open*
positions.


Population la general seen
as having problems with
delinquency. Delinquency
common among unemployed
school leavers.


Population in general* both
school age and adult seen
as having high incidence of
delinquency.


K∕A


N∕A




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