Exciting news! The Riley Callie Resources team will be showcasing our resources at the QSLA Future Libraries Conference 2024!
The Importance of the Cultural Lens: Embedding First Nations Perspectives into the Primary Classroom
Come join us at UniSC Moreton Bay for an enlightening event focusing on incorporating First Nations perspectives into primary education. This event will shed light on the significance of the culturally responsive eduator, exploring how to effectively integrate Indigenous perspectives into the curriculum, through pedagogical approaches such as 8 Ways of Learning and an Interconnectedness Framework. Presented by Torres Strait Islander and experienced educator, Deb Belyea from Zeyawgub Consultancy, this workshop allows you to explore the world through a First Nations lens. Each participant is gifted with a workshop booklet, A1 map of Zenadth Kes (Torres Strait) and a range of curriculum resources with First Nations perspectives designed by Zeyawgub Consultancy, and aligned to the Australian Curriculum V9.0.
Purchase your ticket here.
Join Bronwyn from TIPIAC, for a meaningful 1.5-hour workshop where we’ll journey together to deepen our understanding and respect for the diverse cultures and histories of Australia’s First Nations peoples. In this workshop, renown speaker and TIPIAC CEO, Bronwyn Cochrane, will guide you through practical ways to bring the richness of our cultures into your classroom, ensuring that First Nations perspectives are woven authentically and thoughtfully into your teaching. We’ll explore how to create lessons that not only educate but also to honour and connect with the oldest living culture in the world.
Let’s work together to build a learning environment that truly reflects the cultural wealth of this land.
"TIPIAC provides the roadmap for embedding First Nations perspectives."
This workshop will be suitable for all types of educational settings: early childhood, primary, secondary and OOSHC, and will be limited to 40 people max, to ensure we can facilitate some meaningful group discussions that are specifically relevant to your setting.
You will also have the opportunity to peruse the extensive range of First Nations educational resources on showcase by Riley Callie Resources, with plenty of on-the-day specials! So you can stock up on resources to support your First Nations perspectives in your learning space.
PLUS! Each ticket holder will receive a FREE set of Riley Callie Resources Aboriginal Symbols Flash Cards, valued at $34.95 (you will receive this on the day).
Are you ready to make a difference in your educational setting, and deepen your understanding of First Nations histories and cultures?
