Although the demand for pre-service teachers to be better informed about Indigenous issues in Australia has been broadly articulated, it is reasonably new for universities to make Indigenous studies a compulsory area of study, or to define what is meant by 'Indigenous education'. This book was motivated by the growing necessity for an approach to Indigenous education that would include more than just a summarising of Indigenous history and traditional culture. It is useful for anyone with an interest in challenging their ideas about culture, identity and history in Australia
Abstract This paper will discuss some personal philosophies and rationales in appro...
If a modern university's teaching and learning task is to produce global citizens, then it can be ar...
This paper argues that Aboriginal Studies should not merely be 'taught' on the sidelines, but celebr...
This chapter is an introduction into some Indigenous issues written from an Indigenous Australian vi...
While the notion of education is quite broad, a teacher must consider the idea of Indigenous educati...
This book explores the impact of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples ...
This chapter has five sections. The first looks at the context of Aboriginal education, including th...
To examine the complex issues prevailing for preservice and inservice teacher training in Indigenous...
Teaching and Learning in Indigenous Education prepares students for both the classroom and community...
Indigenous Australian studies, sometimes framed as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies, is...
This edited volume brings together diverse perspectives on Australian literacy education for Indigen...
Teachers across Australia are now required to include Indigenous perspectives in their teaching for ...
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education addresses key issues and challenges faced by teacher...
Australian National and State Curricula require teachers in secondary schools to embed Indigenous hi...
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies have not always been seen as important areas of study....
Abstract This paper will discuss some personal philosophies and rationales in appro...
If a modern university's teaching and learning task is to produce global citizens, then it can be ar...
This paper argues that Aboriginal Studies should not merely be 'taught' on the sidelines, but celebr...
This chapter is an introduction into some Indigenous issues written from an Indigenous Australian vi...
While the notion of education is quite broad, a teacher must consider the idea of Indigenous educati...
This book explores the impact of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples ...
This chapter has five sections. The first looks at the context of Aboriginal education, including th...
To examine the complex issues prevailing for preservice and inservice teacher training in Indigenous...
Teaching and Learning in Indigenous Education prepares students for both the classroom and community...
Indigenous Australian studies, sometimes framed as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander studies, is...
This edited volume brings together diverse perspectives on Australian literacy education for Indigen...
Teachers across Australia are now required to include Indigenous perspectives in their teaching for ...
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education addresses key issues and challenges faced by teacher...
Australian National and State Curricula require teachers in secondary schools to embed Indigenous hi...
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies have not always been seen as important areas of study....
Abstract This paper will discuss some personal philosophies and rationales in appro...
If a modern university's teaching and learning task is to produce global citizens, then it can be ar...
This paper argues that Aboriginal Studies should not merely be 'taught' on the sidelines, but celebr...