This paper examines Australian national policy documents that have brought together developments in competency‐based education and inclusive curriculum in the formulation of a Key Competency concerned with cultural understandings. Particular attention is given to the definitions of culture and workplace culture, the choice of contexts for the display of cultural understandings as a competency, and the proposed evaluative frameworks. The paper also shows how the documents are variously consonant with the emphases of critical and liberal approaches to culturally inclusive curriculum practice. Finally, consideration is given to the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the cultural understandings competency
Australia's national legislation and policy have affirmed the right of children with disability, inc...
Organisational support from a number of levels needs to be in place if schools are going to achieve ...
Understanding Curriculum: An Australian Context encourages readers to reflect on how curriculum theo...
This paper examines Australian national policy documents that have brought together developments in ...
[Extract] This report presents a current snapshot of policy and practice in the area of Cultural Und...
The Australian National Program Standards for Teacher Education prioritises knowledge of culturally ...
Culture is recognised as an important part of languages teaching in Australia and has been increasin...
In this chapter, we explore the relationship between human rights and inclusive education. We argue...
In Australia, organisations identify Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cross-cultural awareness ...
With work currently being undertaken on formulating Australia\u27s first national curriculum, now se...
Since their inception in Australia in the 1970s, multicultural policies have been met with general b...
This chapter examines implementation of Assessment for Learning (AfL) for diverse students, includin...
Organisational support from a number of levels needs to be in place if schools are going to achieve ...
Online learning has become a conventional term and practice in Australian higher education, yet cult...
The structure of the Australian national curriculum encompasses engagement with 'intercultural educa...
Australia's national legislation and policy have affirmed the right of children with disability, inc...
Organisational support from a number of levels needs to be in place if schools are going to achieve ...
Understanding Curriculum: An Australian Context encourages readers to reflect on how curriculum theo...
This paper examines Australian national policy documents that have brought together developments in ...
[Extract] This report presents a current snapshot of policy and practice in the area of Cultural Und...
The Australian National Program Standards for Teacher Education prioritises knowledge of culturally ...
Culture is recognised as an important part of languages teaching in Australia and has been increasin...
In this chapter, we explore the relationship between human rights and inclusive education. We argue...
In Australia, organisations identify Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cross-cultural awareness ...
With work currently being undertaken on formulating Australia\u27s first national curriculum, now se...
Since their inception in Australia in the 1970s, multicultural policies have been met with general b...
This chapter examines implementation of Assessment for Learning (AfL) for diverse students, includin...
Organisational support from a number of levels needs to be in place if schools are going to achieve ...
Online learning has become a conventional term and practice in Australian higher education, yet cult...
The structure of the Australian national curriculum encompasses engagement with 'intercultural educa...
Australia's national legislation and policy have affirmed the right of children with disability, inc...
Organisational support from a number of levels needs to be in place if schools are going to achieve ...
Understanding Curriculum: An Australian Context encourages readers to reflect on how curriculum theo...