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First Report on the progress and assimilation of migrant children in Australia
Commonwealth Immigration Advisory Council.
A 1960 study by a special committee of the Immigration Advisory Council examines the adaptation of migrant children to Australia, through their progress in education, language skills, social skills, and so on, and finds that generally they do well.
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