Vol 29 No 3 (2019): Rural Education | Australian and International Journal of Rural Education

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Published: 2019-11-06

EDITORIAL

Diverse Perspectives on Connections that Sustain RRR Communities

Chad Morrison

1-6

JOURNAL PAPERS

Teaching regional students from low socioeconomic backgrounds: Key success factors in Australian higher education

Jade McKay

7-23
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"Please Help Me Find Teachers for My Rural and Remote School": A Model for Teaching Readiness

Suzanne (Sue) Margaret Hudson, Dr, Peter Brian Hudson, Associate Professor

24-38
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Mediating the flow of Professional Capital The Potential of Technology for Rural Teachers Professional Learning in Scotland

Helen Coker

39-55
School is Home, Home as School: Yolngu ‘On Country’ and ‘Through Country’ Place-Based Education From Gäwa Homeland.

Ben van Gelderen, Kathy Guthadjaka

56-75
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Management of universal basic education policy in the villages in Nigeria

Stephen Dele Bolaji, Glenda Campbell-Evans, Jan Rosemary Gray

76-91
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Urban-Normative Reforms Missing the Mark Rural School Consolidation in New York State, USA

Casey Jakubowski

92-104
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Rural Connections: Celebrating Schools and Communities

Attracting teachers to rural and remote Queensland: A case study

Ann-Maree Paynter, Elizabeth Taylor

105-109