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Data in Tat& 5 pmvider evidm to iUuslrale mat 55% ofthe -inat u M i students who perticipaed in this study W no( aamdd ano(hor instin while 45.5% indicated mat they had anendad anotb instilu(ion. T M were signifcant dirrerancaa between regions in tern of students having pria erpsr.m wim atwthar port-recondsry -on. Whib the Westem and Csnlral region sludenb vmm Nely to have had some erpemnm with amher portrmndary ineljMii. 71.4% and 75% fespedivdy, those pamcipliq studenls trom the Eartam region %m mae likely to not have ptis eqeienca with anolher post-saconday i m (81 3%).
Aboriginal unhrsicv by qion (P.mnttg.1 Atmdedanothr Weatern* C.ncn19 E&mc Total itmutalon YES 71.4 75 18.2 45.5 ~~lliipafing studems ware aiw asked to shsm what m n m ley wan wn&y enrolled in. Tabk 6 pmvkjer evidence mat illushales that there were - m signmeant diffennces found between me regions in the types of academic Pmgrams partimwntr WB(B punuing. T h i i pen^ ofme pmp~ waking towards a khab ofAr(s.
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LOOKNO FORWARD.. . A N8tionrl Ponpc
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lo a misundenlanding of the Abmigin
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Tab 15 mmm-mibiii and dulie6 encoun
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~osl-ssto&ry experiences of Aborigi
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sarvlces bmg dbmd by Abongwl alum w
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Chapter 1 Introduction Initidly, po
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exlent, led, dapVl and resources ma
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madiine whenl. These rymbo)a am oft
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4) a) What mwb ltm epdalbw of Abori
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hIirnMOlu of* study The rearion mat
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4) A further limitation of this stu
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aignificsnt meaning: mpfwnting lo@w
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lnboduction The lilBrBture mW# has
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Ncdhem Afdn Can& (INAC), bmdy kmrm
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as likehlm mi crmpteta high rchod a
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hmugh tsdaal funding a(he mgnizant
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Harwsr, many RMarchara wara finding
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Abarigiml studenla who Mlhdrew in c
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mas succsssful in ampklim ofthair c
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infad mmiumws about their dossn aca
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edu&md system. Ti-mafwliis haw orig
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The uw of the temp. Abo-l and mn-Ab
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tDward collage ins(ruebhn, perad fe
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C o u n and ~ mica mwt whstand the
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Page 86 and 87: Intduc(lon tvchiblld el al. (1995)
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Page 92 and 93: 4) W is (he mlo of Aboriginal peapl
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Page 96 and 97: fmeen &mem ofa eonscmt form outline
Page 98 and 99: IntmdUcuon The rasub oflhis W y am
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Page 104 and 105: than live panrmt ofthair tDtli atud
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Page 114 and 115: 52% ofthe p~pmtsdolthat52%, appoxir
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Page 120 and 121: Aborlgirul Student Smica Sumy The A
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Page 128: Wh mtktkm wwicer d y being offered,
Page 133 and 134: w (pram) Top Canewns Wastarn* Cmtnl
Page 135 and 136: ~ o o c o ~ m , Aborigiml shdmt wrv
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Page 151 and 152: TO have servicas that am mWva of ea
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Discussion of the findings Aborigin
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s.rvica b&Ig othnd by AbocigiMl rtu
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cumelling an Aboriginal student (Jo
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n i s ~ t l o ~ m ( h o ~ ( I I ~ n
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8mgni&whaahatdlmkilwPImbeinga~~derB
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Nm.nb and rnodrb k.1suHed for Abori
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appmach r&acling sludm pa~aonal, sp
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wwldsuggest~~wouldbe~to~andfostera~
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MY-- The koliic appmach m Abotiginn
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8) me bnmef be uad to es!aMish a na
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Mp in the development ofsgvicas to
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professionals thought shadd ha incl
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This s4& had a mnh sampling of Abor
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pmfe6simis w Abociginal rtuden(ll.
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Barman. J.. H&ett, Y.. 8 McCaskill.
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E m . W1). 101-108. CACUWACEUCC (20
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Rear. Eriekscm. F. (1978). Anlhmloa
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likelihood oftheir ude of a ceumsli
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Frmcirco: Jossy-Bsss Inc. Wihing. m
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Malinwki. S.. Sbab. A.. Lehman. J.
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OsO) OpW N. (1889). Cullursl valua,
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UBC Pnsr. Rhodea. R. W. (IgsO). Mea
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@dent PefSO~ltWl Mminim m, 2-8. Sba
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H1), 14. % B. & Tikmey, W. 0. (1991
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Opening Prayer 0 Great Spirit Whose
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To Whom It May Concern. March 23rd.
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ADpendix C lntmduclion Mter to the
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Thank-yw fw your Lme. Ywn in Aborig
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Aboriginal Student Services in Cana
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7. Whpt Abcegi.rl -pram p-I on Jaur
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9. Wh.1 pruar~~s snd smviw mi011 th
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Qhw -her lha ).our idrnlily .nd -me
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Aboriginal University Student Surve
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I," L _ R c s & n e c r c a ~ c o "
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nppendix F Hard Copy of the Develop
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imdyefionhrml Page I aF2 This study
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DWCUIMER % THIS WEB SITE I S TEMPOR
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0 Great Spirit Whose mceI hem m the
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CO-t Page ? of2 Aboriginal student
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lliis sun+ ltns heen der191cd ro e~
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Abaiginsl Post Semndsry Student Svn
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Aboriginal Pan Smndny Student Swcy
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Aboriginal Suppnt Services in Canad
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Aboriginal Suppan Servims in Canada
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Aboriginal Support Services incanad
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endim G Aboripmal Shrdent Swim in C
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