The Life Chances of Aboriginal Peoples Differ from the Non-Aboriginals

question 9

Multiple Choice

The life chances of Aboriginal peoples differ from the non-Aboriginals including lower life expectancy and

• A) lower school drop-out rate.
• B) higher frequency of social problems.
• C) higher high school graduation rates.
• D) over representation in child protection services.
• E) lower housing demands.

Recognize the various forms of social networks and their importance to families.

Understand the ongoing trends illustrating the need for formal and informal support for families.

Understand how to customize PowerPoint layouts and slide masters.

Recognize the capabilities of PowerPoint's design and formatting tools, including background customization and theme alterations.

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