Approaches to theAcademic Preparation andSupport ofAustralian Indigenous Students forTertiary Studies
Martin Nakata, Vicky Nakata, Michael Chin
The Australian Journal of Indigenous Education · 2008
doi:10.1375/s1326011100000478 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Abstract This paper explores how the academic performance of Indigenous students has been investigated in the higher education literature and where this fits within the academic support context and teaching and learning developments in Australian universities. The authors suggest an approach to Indigenous academic skills support that equips Indigenous students with tools for managing their engagements with the content of Western disciplines. A case is made for more focussed research around Indigenous students' approaches to processing intellectual content while developing their own Indigenous standpoints.
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