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Embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives in schoolsA guide for school learning communitiesTomorrow s Queensland: strong, green, smart, healthy and fair2 Embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives in Schools3 Minister s message.. 7 Acknowledgments .. 8 The context for change.. 9 The EATSIPS framework: An overview..10 Section 1 What is EATSIPS? 13 Aims of the EATSIPS guide..13 Embedding the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives framework ..13 School leadership and educational leadership ..15 Section 2 The EATSIPS framework 17 Components ..17 Benefi ts..17 Whole-school ethos ..17 Planning processes ..18 Section 3 What are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives? 21 Defi ning perspectives ..21 Rethinking perspectives ..22 Personal histories ..22 Attitudes and perceptions ..24 Section 4 Whole-school ethos 27 Professional and personal accountabilities.

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