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Direct linkReid, Carol; Young, Helen – Journal of Education Policy, 2012
The new schooling-leaving age policy in New South Wales, a state in Australia, requires all students to stay at school until they are 17 years old. The policy was introduced in January 2010, with little warning and, it appears, little consideration of its impact in complex contexts. In south-western Sydney, the most diverse region in the city, the…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Ethnicity, Older Adults, Foreign Countries
