Authentically embedding Aboriginal & Torres Strait ...
• Aboriginal Ways of Learning –consider indigenous pedagogy & learning engagement- for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal students. • Attitude –focus on what you CAN DO, not on what you can’t. • Find opportunities to celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, culture & history within your school –not just NAIDOC Week.
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