Getting momentum with Aboriginal programs can be easier said than done.
However, being intentional with your program, planning and practice does help in getting traction.
In this mini-episode, Jessica Staines shares some suggestions to help you get started and overcome some common obstacles.
Are you looking to get your entire team on the same page, with a shared understanding, for the year ahead?
Our Programming & Planning seminar has been designed to be budget friendly professional development for early years educators.
Jessica Staines, Director of the Koori Curriculum will support educators through challenges, provide practical examples and guide reflections to build educators cultural confidence and capability.
This will cover:
- How to get your team on the same page
- Goal Setting
- Revisiting and getting the most out of your RAP
- Accountability and how to share responsibilities
- Programming and planning processes to successfully embed Aboriginal perspectives in your curriculum
Included in the ticket price is the Koori Curriculum yearly planning guide containing information about culturally important dates, and a practical layout with ample writing space to record reflections, notes, meetings, focuses, interactions and learning experiences.
Get your tickets here
Resources
Downloadable Acknowledgement of Country Guide For Educators
Acknowledging and Welcoming Country are crucial practices that demonstrate respect and recognition for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. These practices not only honour the Traditional Custodians of the land... Read More
Koori Curriculum Professional Development Catalogue
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Educate Don't Celebrate: 26 ways and whys to change the Date
The time to begin critically reflecting on what the 26th of January means and how your team will respond is now. Koori Curriculum has developed free resources and provocations to... Read More