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NAPLAN national results release media release 23.08.23
https://www.acara.edu.au/docs/default-source/media-releases/naplan-national-results-release-media-release-23.08.23.pdf?sfvrsn=75454c07_4
non-urban areas, Indigenous Australian heritage and those with
low
socio-educational backgrounds, the highest socio-educational background were substantially above those from the
lowest
. o Fewer than 3
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arts-final-report-australian-curriculum-review
https://www.acara.edu.au/docs/default-source/curriculum/australian-curriculum-review/arts-final-report-australian-curriculum-review.pdf?sfvrsn=5f9c4c07_2
and the strands and core concepts being clear about what is important in the subject attracted the
lowest
, %). The statement that the content descriptions make it clear what should be taught attracted the
lowest
, statements directly related to the TOR received
lower
agreement (between 46% and 59% agreed or strongly, opportunities to connect with other learning areas was dramatically
lower
(between 30% and 37% agreed, information, the 5 statements directly related to the TOR received
lower
agreement (between 22% and 28
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media-release-civics-and-citizenship-2024-report-18.2.25
https://www.acara.edu.au/docs/default-source/media-releases/media-release-civics-and-citizenship-2024-report-18-2-25.pdf?sfvrsn=eb1c5307_2
and to the
lowest
levels since the assessment began in2004: • 43 per centof Year6 students, ,resultinginlarge,significantdifferencesbetweenthe highest and the
lowest
occupational
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languages-final-report-phase-2-german-indonesian-korean-modern-greek-spanish
https://www.acara.edu.au/docs/default-source/curriculum/australian-curriculum-review/languages-final-report-phase-2-german-indonesian-korean-modern-greek-spanish.pdf?sfvrsn=5c194c07_2
connections. It was
lowest
for the statement that the key considerations provide important information, opportunities to connect with other learning areas. The level of agreement was
lowest
for the statement, sections provide important information, the 5 statements directly related to the TOR received
lower
, will demonstrate. It was
lowest
(n=4/5) for the statements on attributes of key connections, directly related to the TOR received
lower
agreement (between 2 and 4 respondents agreed or strongly
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media-release-2024-naplan-national-results-release-14.8.24
https://www.acara.edu.au/docs/default-source/media-releases/media-release-2024-naplan-national-results-release-14-8-24.pdf?sfvrsn=31fc5307_2
educationaldisparities for studentsfromnon-urbanareas, First Nations Australian heritage and those with
low
, -Indigenous students (7.7%) fall into that proficiency level. • A
lower
proportion of students in very remote
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ACARA - Student Background data collection for independent schools
https://www.acara.edu.au/reporting/student-background-data-collection-for-independent-schools
of students in the
lower
two quarters of Socio-Educational Advantage are used by the Australian, . The proportion of DLBOTE students is used to calculate the
low
English proficiency loading. For further, collected from parents with poor English skills and
low
education levels. Therefore, whilst the model
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St Bernadettes School, Victoria
https://acaraweb.blob.core.windows.net/acaraweb/docs/default-source/communications-documents/st-bernadettes-school-victoria.pdf?sfvrsn=9c314d07_2
ACHIEVING CONSISTENTLY HIGH PROGRESS IN WRITING About us Our approach St Bernadette’s School, Victoria We are a small, co-educational, prep–6 Catholic primary school located in Sunshine North, Victoria, with a diverse student cohort drawn primarily from
low
-socioeconomic backgrounds. Approximately 87% of our students have a language background other than English (LBOTE). Our pedagogical practices at both school and a classroom level involve a range of initiatives and programs
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Fairfield Heights Public School, NSW
https://acaraweb.blob.core.windows.net/acaraweb/docs/default-source/communications-documents/fairfield-heights-public-school-nsw.pdf?sfvrsn=e0324d07_2
ACHIEVING CONSISTENTLY HIGH PROGRESS IN WRITING About us Our approach Fairfeld Heights Public School, NSW We are a large, metropolitan, co-educational, K–6 public primary school located in Western Sydney, NSW, with a student cohort drawn primarily from
low
-socioeconomic backgrounds. Approximately 94% of our students have a language background other than English (LBOTE). Our K-6 Core Programs in Literacy promote high expectations for student achievement in writing. The leadership
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New data on schools and students in Australia released
in 2021. The average student to teaching staff ratio was
lower
in independent schools (11.8 students
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science-final-report-australian-curriculum-review
https://www.acara.edu.au/docs/default-source/curriculum/australian-curriculum-review/science-final-report-australian-curriculum-review.pdf?sfvrsn=b79d4c07_2
the major learnings that students need to demonstrate (81%). They were
lowest
for the statements, important information, the 5 statements directly related to the TOR received
lower
agreement (between, , realigned, and decluttered received the
lowest
level of agreement with 41% of respondents agreeing, of the introductory and curriculum elements, the below propositions received
lower
agreement ratings, of content as well as the
low
levels of agreement among respondents that the amount of content can
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