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School of the Air

Alice Springs, Alice Springs, Australia

Featured Review : The majority of Australians live along the coastal areas of the country, leaving the red interior sparsely populated. So how do you go to school when the closest farm is 15,000 acres away, much less the closest children?...See Full Review

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    3 out of 5 stars

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School of The Air: REALLY Long-Distance Learning

  • 3 out of 5 stars by Carmen from Cary, North Carolina
  • January 19, 2006
School of The Air: REALLY Long-Distance Learning
Quote: The majority of Australians live along the coastal areas of the country, leaving the red interior sparsely populated. So how do you go to school when the closest farm is 15,000 acres away, much less the closest children? Grab a CB radio (and now the... Read the full School of the Air review

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School of the Air

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Heather F from Heywood, Victoria, Australia
  • December 19, 2000
School of the Air
Quote: See how the children of the outback learn - school by radio with the teacher and other students hundreds of kilometres away. There is the opportunity to see the classes in action.

From journal Alice Springs - A long way from anywhere