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Teachers listening to First Nations educators during a professional Learning workshop introducing aboriginal culture

INTRODUCTION TO CULTURE

Our introduction to teaching First Nations’ culture content, is a fun-filled experiential learning opportunity for teachers.

THE EXPERIENCE

 

After many years teaching Aboriginal content in Victoria, informed by the feedback from teachers in service and Aboriginal elders, we have developed an effective, introductory framework PL empowering teachers to feel confident teaching culture, increasing competency and inspiration.

 

Topics covered:

  • Welcome to Country & Acknowledgement of Country

  • Country and it’s care

  • Artefacts - utilitarian and decorative authentic interactive show & tell

  • Art - symbols and meanings, face and body painting/decoration & craft

  • Identity - Kinship, moieties & totems

  • Language and communication

  • Music & Dance

  • Community engagement

  • Strategies for teaching First Nations students

  • Q&A

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories & Cultures cross-curriculum priorities:

COUNTRY/PLACE: OI.1, OI.2, OI.3.

CULTURE: OI.4, OI.5, OI.6

PEOPLE: OI.7, OI.8 & OI.9.

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Australian Professional Teaching Standards 1.4 & 2.4

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We provide a wide range of authentic Aboriginal artifacts, large pull up banners with images, live music, materials for a collaborative mural and resources for classroom use. We require access to a white board and ICT, if possible.

After this introduction further in-depth PDs will be available based on more specific topics: Art, Music, Culture, PE and the Kulin Nation Calendar.

 

Fee: $250 + GST per person, minimum 10 teachers (at your school, up to 3 hours)

Optional: Purchase of First Nations Culture Kit for School use.

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​​​For larger school bookings:

Henning 0402 500 475

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Enquiries &  accounts:
Kat  0412 171 160  (Tuesdays & Thursdays)

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