Indigenous knowledges
The best way to begin our understanding of Indigenous knowledge is by considering its source: Indigenous peoples and their societies.
The best way to begin our understanding of Indigenous knowledge is by considering its source: Indigenous peoples and their societies.
As teachers will be aware, there are many, many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages.
We can position ourselves in ways that invite respect, curiosity and connection.
Multicultural education makes sure that all students have access to inclusive teaching and learning experiences.
NAIDOC (National Aboriginal and Islander Day Observance Committee) Week is an Australian observance lasting from the first Sunday in July until the following Sunday.
In every nation’s story there are important moments—events and crossroads—that shape the chapters to come.
Initial Teacher Education has always advocated that students be seen as individuals who have diverse abilities and needs.
Start Topic 3: An examination of the links between patterns of stereotyping, prejudice, privilege, power and powerlessness.
Suggested readings for Topic 1, Indigenous identities.
Suggested reading for Topic 3: Significant events
Suggested readings for Topic 1: High expectations
Suggested readings for Topic 3: Inclusive pedagogies
Suggested readings for Topic 2: A supportive school – some decisions about texts required
Suggested readings for Topic 4: Building positive relationships
Suggested readings for Topic 4: Improving classroom practice
Suggested readings for Topic 1: Respect, relationships, reconciliation
Suggested readings for Topic 2: Values, culture and identity
Suggested readings for Topic 3: Countering racism
A short film by Reconciliation Australia that embodies the values of Respect, Relationships and Reconciliation.
Enhancing schools’ capacity to partner Aboriginal communities to improve student learning.