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A range of documents is available for download throughout the What Works. The Work Program website. They are collected here for ease of access.

The Guidebook
Print version of the What Works Guidebook.
 
     
The Workbook
Complete print version of the What Works tools.
 
     
Core Issues 1: Setting Up For Success
Key directions for practical action to shape school structures.
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Core Issues 2: Reducing Suspensions
Positive alternatives to suspension of students, and ways they can be implemented in schools.
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Core Issues 3: Literacy for Success at School
Explores questions about what it means to develop genuinely effective literacy.
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Core Issues 4: Numeracy
Tackles important questions about numeracy.
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Core Issues 5: Engagement
Discusses attendance, participation and belonging.
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Core Issues 6: Boarding
Looks at current practice in the small but growing field of Indigenous education.
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Core Issues 7: International Perspectives
Report of the DEST/OECD seminar held in Cairns in May 2007.
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The Checklist
A checklist to assess the current state of practice (extracted from The Workbook).
 
     
Your Plan
The What Works planning format (extracted from The Workbook).
 
     
Student Profile
A tool for developing a student profile (extracted from The Workbook).
 
   
Your Partners and Workers
A tool for collecting information (extracted from The Workbook).
 
     
Action Plan for Individual Students
A tool for planning for individuals (extracted from The Workbook).
 
     
The Conversation
A conversation with Indigenous and non-Indigenous project officers from the Deadly Ways to Learn Project in Western Australia. Raises a range of relevant issues, particularly about Aboriginal English and language.
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The Day the Postie Came...
An edited version of Antonio Mercurio and Linda Clayton’s paper about the perceptions and ideas of Indigenous students who successfully complete the South Australian Certificate of Education.
 
     
Educating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Kids: The Karama Way
A booklet for school staff at Karama in the Northern Territory, discussing major issues.
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Numeracies in Indigenous Communities
Paper by Caty Morris.
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Whatever it takes: Encouraging Aboriginal Student Attendance
Paper by Julie Murphy, Muriel O'Loughlin and Bronwyn Parkin (Salisbury North R-7 School, SA)
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Solid Foundations: Health And Education Partnership for Indigenous Children Aged 0-8 Years
MCEETYA Taskforce Paper.
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Effective Learning Issues for Indigenous Children Aged 0 to 8 years
MCEETYA Taskforce Paper.
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Exploring Multiple Pathways for Indigenous Students
MCEETYA Taskforce Paper.
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