TEACHING
AND LEARNING
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Resources
By level or topic
There is a plethora of resources to support the teaching of Aboriginal Studies. These can all be searched in our online catalogue, as books, CD's, videos, and audio cassettes and 'packs'For those wanting to get a quick start, we have organised resources into handy 'packs' under schooling levels, and under topics...with more topics to come soon.
Under schooling levels
Under topics
- Dreaming stories
- contemporary lives
- student texts - biography
- teacher support and professional development
- other topics under development
These 'packs' can be reviewed here. Under the the first two headings books are arranged according to age groups, for ...
- young children
- primary children
- high school students
- tertiary students and adults
And don't forget
The best way to learn about Aboriginal culture is from Aboriginal people, so be sure to check that materials you use have been developed in consultation with Aboriginal people, according to established criteria.
When starting any new areas, there are many new things to learn - see the sensitive issues section for matters that require some sensitivity.
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Have a good time
But most important of all, for children, learning about other people and their cultures should be a relaxed and joyous experience. Have a good time.
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