Information on our programs Publications and papers
Information on our programs Publications and papers
Guiding School Transformation: From Poor to Fair to Good Schools
Coen Campus of the Cape York Aboriginal Australian Academy (CYAAA) has had the highest attendance of all majority Indigenous schools in Queensland from 2013 to 2018. This paper explores the successful attendance strategies that have been implemented at this remote school.
ACER recently published The Case for Urgency: Advocating for Indigenous Voice in Education. The paper does not meet the basic standard of good research because rather than building a balanced, research based perspective, it focuses on constructing a rhetorical case.
This submission is in response to the Independent Review into Regional, Rural and Remote Education (the Independent Review) being conducted by Emeritus Professor John Halsey on behalf of the Australian Government’s Department of Education and Training.
Response to the Review of School Education in Aurukun (August 2016).
The neglected special needs of First Nations students in Queensland schools.
Submission to the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Indigenous Affairs.
Direct Instruction (DI) and Explicit Direct Instruction (EDI) can be one important part of the solution.
Up from the Mission charts the life and thought of Noel Pearson, from his early days as a native title lawyer to his position today as one of Australia’s most influential figures.
Race, recognition and a more complete commonwealth.
In The War of the Worlds, Noel Pearson considers the most confronting issue of Australian history: the question of genocide, in early Tasmania and elsewhere.
On the evening of 13 November Noel Pearson took the stage at the Riverside Theatres Parramatta to deliver the 2013 Gough Whitlam Oration.
There is nothing the Government can do for you that you are unwilling to do for yourself.
Fifth Annual Hawke Lecture Delivered by Noel Pearson on Sunday November 3 2002 in Adelaide, South Australia.
Noel Pearson’s ‘An Optimist’s Vision’ sees becoming a Republic as a major opportunity for Australia to move away from its colonial, mono-cultural past.
This lecture was delivered on Tuesday 25 October 2005 at the ASX Auditorium, Sydney.
The New Zealand Business Roundtable 2010 Sir Ronald Trotter Lecture, ‘Pathways to Prosperity for Indigenous People’, was delivered by Noel Pearson on 2 November at the Auckland War Memorial Museum.