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The purpose of learning plansDeveloping the planReviewing the planThe purpose of learning plans
Throughout their time at school Aboriginal students have an individual
learning plan designed to improve literacy and numeracy skills.
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Developing the plan
Students work with their teacher and parents to develop the plan and a personalised curriculum. This is updated every year. The plan:
- highlights learning needs and goals
- helps students gain a greater self-awareness of their abilities
- builds on personal strengths
- identifies ways to provide a supportive learning environment
- assists parents in supporting their child
- helps students transition to high school.
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Reviewing the plan
The plan is reviewed regularly to assess progress and to check that short-term goals are being met. Parents also receive progress reports from the school.
For more information contact your school or phone
Aboriginal Education and Employment Services on 8226 2167.
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More information
On this site
Learning support for Aboriginal students
Learning about Aboriginal culture
Aboriginal Schools
Other websites
Individual Learning Plans (ILPs) information for educators and schools - education department
Closing the gap for Indigenous Australians - FaHCSIA
Personalised learning plans – What Works
Indigenous resources - Aussie Educator