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No Warlpiri, no school? A preliminary look at attendance in Warlpiri schools since introducing the First Four Hours of English policy Greg Dickson Abstract
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Document Date: 2011-01-11 19:46:13

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ABC / Indigenous / non-Indigenous / /

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Australia / /

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Australian National University / Batchelor Institute / Ngukurr Language Centre / /

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educational systems / received considerable media attention / media attention / energy / /

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Willowra21.3 School / NT Parliament / Ngukurr Language Centre / State party / UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination / United Nations / NT Legislative Assembly / NT Department of Education / NT Government / Batchelor Institute / Lajamanu School / No School / Australian Government / Centre for Australian Languages and Linguistics / Northern Territory Government / Willowra School / Australian National University / Lajamanu Enrolment School / United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization / /

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Marion Scrymgour / Debbie Whitmont / Paul Henderson / Jerry Patrick Jangala / NT DET / Zachariah Patterson / Steven Jampijinpa Patrick / Greg Dickson / Greg Dickson Abstract Bilingual / /

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Kardiya4 teacher / community linguist / Minister / lecturer / experienced Warlpiri teacher / reporter / teacher linguist / /

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Northern Territory / /

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Lingua Franca / /

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