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This course will focus on educating
South Pacific Children in Australian Schools.
The course will aim at exploring some of the major
issues confronting teachers, schools, communities
in educating South Pacific Children. The course
will involve working with South Pacific communities
in Sydney and with South Pacific resource staff
from regions and schools. The course is also designed
as an orientation to possible internships in Pacific
Locations.
In addition to the links above,
this site has several resources of relevance:
>>
Samoan Internship report 1999
>>
Pacific Island Teachers' Handbook
>> Ting Ting
Bak (Solomon Island Song)
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Notes on Tonga and the Tongan Community in Sydney
>>
Interviews with Tongan Migrants 1 - Jean and Steven
Prescott
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Interviews with Tongan Migrants 2 - David
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Interviews with Tongan Migrants 3 - Peter
>> Case Study:
Luke and D - A Teacher's Perspective
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The Educators views 1 : Paul Dufficy
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The Educators views 2 : The deputy principal and
school counselor
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Educator views 3: The Australian Education System
and Polynesian Students Interview with Mike Horsley
>> The
community view: Samoan welfare worker
>> Fijians
in Australian Education
>> Notes
from the Samoan Youth Conference
>>
A Multicultural Approach to Learning : Pacific
Island Students
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