Ethiopian-Australian students experience of secondary schooling in the Australian education system in the state of Victoria
Bitew, Getnet, Ferguson, Peter and Dixon, Mary 2008, Ethiopian-Australian students experience of secondary schooling in the Australian education system in the state of Victoria, Australasian review of African studies, vol. 29, no. 1-2, pp. 78-91.
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African Studies Association of Australasia and the Pacific
Place of publication
Perth, W.A.
Publication date
2008
ISSN
1447-8420
Summary
This paper is aimed at investigating the secondary school experiences of Ethiopian (Ethio)-Australian students living in Melbourne. A qualitative methodology was employed using interviews and observations as data collection instruments. Secondary school students, their teachers and parents acted as participants of the study. The findings of the study included a deeper understanding of the exclusionary forces that contributed to the students' attendance and learning in the secondary schools when they relocated between schools and countries. Based on the data collected and the analysis made, appropriate recommendations were forwarded to teachers, parents, schools and policy makers.
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