$120 Million Investment to Help Young Indigenous Australian Kids

$120 Million Investment to Help Young Indigenous Australian Kids
Artworks painted by children on the day are displayed at Hyde Park in Sydney, Australia, on July 13, 2019. Jenny Evans/Getty Images
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Indigenous children in Australia, particularly in remote and regional areas, are more likely to be behind non-Indigenous children when they begin their education.

This is why the federal government announced on Aug. 4 its investment of more than $120 million to expand existing early learning services and trial a new “explicit teaching” early learning model.

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