'The realistic timeframe that should be considered to achieve outcomes for Indigenous people equal to the rest of the community is to focus on the outcomes that should be expected for the children to be born in 20 to 25 years from today.'
Emeritus Professor Hughes is a Senior Fellow of The Centre for Independent Studies. Mark Hughes is an independent researcher. Their report Indigenous Education 2010 was released this week by the CIS.
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Moving targets are failing Indigenous students
'The realistic timeframe that should be considered to achieve outcomes for Indigenous people equal to the rest of the community is to focus on the outcomes that should be expected for the children to be born in 20 to 25 years from today.'
Emeritus Professor Hughes is a Senior Fellow of The Centre for Independent Studies. Mark Hughes is an independent researcher. Their report Indigenous Education 2010 was released this week by the CIS.
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