Rachael Sarra is a contemporary Aboriginal artist from Goreng Goreng Country. Rachael uses art as a powerful tool in storytelling to educate and share Aboriginal culture. This artwork was created for Diversity Council Australia's RAP 2020. Click on the banner to learn more about the meaning and message of the artwork.
The 8 Ways of Learning Pedagogy
Practical ways to embed 8 Ways in the classroom. (Costello, 2012)
Resources help teachers embed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives into teaching, learning and assessment materials. Register for free to access the resources.
Cool Australia is a not-for-profit organisation whose mission is to empower students to be change agents able to solve world issues. These resources explores Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives, and social, cultural, political issues.
A curation of web links for various subject areas. In creating this list the emphasis has been on the mission of the Koorie Heritage Trust to ‘Protect, Preserve and Promote’ Aboriginal culture from South Eastern Australia. Therefore, a significant number of these resources are from this area.
Teaching about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Languages as a Cross-curriculum Priority. Select the Subject Area and Year Level from the menu across the top of the page.
Subjects include: Civics, Economics, English, History, Geography, Mathematics, and Science
Created by Reconciliation Australia, Narragunnawali offers curriculum resources that promote reconciliation and strengthen students’ knowledge and understanding of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and contributions. Search by year level and subject area.
While Wingaru Kids is more explicitly for the primary years, they provide planning and teaching resources that could be easily transferred to a high school setting. Check out their planning templates, discussion pointers, and reflection tips.
Links to a range a resources and topics.
