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(2013) Fish out of water: refugee and international students in mainstream Australian schools, International Journal of Inclusive Education, 17 (10), 1078-1088. doi:10.1080/13603116.2012.732120Dumenden, I. E., & English, R. (2012). Fish out of water: refugee and international students in ...
We find that our students' habitus, conditioned by their previous schooling experiences in their home countries, did not match their new Australian schools, resulting in frustration with, and alienation from, their mainstream schools. However, we also note that schools, too, need to adapt and ...
There is general agreement in Australia and other Western resettlement countries that many refugee adolescents with social, behavioural, and mental health ... HD Anstiss,T Ziaian - 《Australian Psychologist》 被引量: 73发表: 2011年 The Problem of Metaphorical Nonequivalence in Cross-Cultural Survey...
Building Bridges between Schools and Everyday Learning Spaces for Refugee Students: A Response to Eileen HonanCommunity and social practices Eileen Honan, in Connecting home, school, and community literacy...Wilkinson, JaneFaulkner, JulieAustralian Literacy Educators' AssociationLiteracy Learning: The ...
Given the complex needs of refugee students in Australian secondary schools and the difficulties experienced by refugee students in making the transition t... L Naidoo - 《Literacy Learning the Middle Years》 被引量: 5发表: 2011年 The Case of Three Karen Refugee Women and Their Children: Litera...
As one school psychologist interview partner put it: “They [teachers and schools] can calm, provide structure, routines, daily life, rituals, security; other children can be, so to speak, distractors, learning can be a distractor. So I think it’s more important to strengthen them and to...
Applying ecological modeling to parenting for Australian refugee families. Children in families with parents from refugee backgrounds are often viewed as a vulnerable group with increased risks of developing physical or psychologi... J Grant,PB Guerin - 《Journal of Transcultural Nursing》 被引量: 10...
Australian school practices are shaped by both state and federal education policies, which are interpreted and applied by individual schools within their own frameworks. This review considers recent literature on the experiences of Australian students with a refugee background as they participate in ...
Children in the lowest socioeconomic groups are known to have worse oral health than those in the highest stratum [1]. In the Australian context of this research, data show the rate of mean number of decayed, missing and filled deciduous teeth (dmft) of children from the lowest socioeconomic...