Koori Curriculum Webinar Bundle
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-- Offer Ends Friday 6th December 2024 --
For the first time Koori Curriculum is offering our most popular pre-recorded webinars in an exclusive Blak Friday bundle offer.
Access the webinars that over 2,400 educators have used to embed Aboriginal perspectives into their pedagogy and practice.
The Koori Curriculum webinar bundle comprises of:
Embedding Aboriginal Perspectives | 60 minutes:
In this course, Jess wants to build your cultural confidence and capacity to find ways that you can meaningfully and respectfully include Aboriginal perspectives in your everyday programming curriculum. When talking about embedding Aboriginal perspectives, it is a multifaceted approach.
It is not just about creating a cultural corner but sprinkling Aboriginal artifacts and resources into the curriculum where the children can play and engage. It's also about using children's interests as the vehicle for learning where you include an Aboriginal perspective in context to that genuine interest.
What educators say about our Embedding Aboriginal Perspectives webinar:
"I just watched your recorded webinar on Embedding Cultural Perspectives, and I just wanted to say it is the best webinar I have ever seen on cultural perspectives – I have been an Educator, now Director for 30 years and this webinar was so informative and provided so many programming and resource ideas that we will definitely be embedding into our service. I have all our Team booked in and can’t wait for their responses and comments, thank you so much and again well done!" - Cherie Ison
"Thank you so much! This was very helpful in how to include an Aboriginal Perspective into our centre without it being overwhelming for educators who aren't Aboriginal and are worried about being culturally inappropriate or disrespectful. I have gotten so much out of this webinar. Can't wait to implement what I have learnt today." - Tara Howell
"The session was wonderfully structured and organised and easy for educators to follow. I found the idea of 'sprinkling' Aboriginal perspectives throughout the program and environment to be a wonderful way to communicate and demonstrate the meaningfulness and purposefulness of inclusive practices." - Nicole Gentile
Aboriginal Art in Early Childhood | 30 minutes:
This session is for educators who are wanting to respectfully embed Aboriginal art and culture into their art curriculum. Jessica Staines Director of the Koori Curriculum dispels the myths about what is and isn’t ok and provides educators with practical tips and ideas to meaningfully teach and include Aboriginal art in the curriculum.
This webinar covers:
• Tips on how to meaningfully include Aboriginal art into early childhood contexts.
• Ethical procurement of Aboriginal Art
• Balancing between traditional, contemporary, urban, regional and local Aboriginal arts practices.
• Practical ideas for the sharing of Aboriginal art for birth to two year olds and 3-5 year olds.
• How to extend children’s interests through Aboriginal art.
• Introduction to using art as pedagogy.
And so much more.
What educators say about our Aboriginal Art in Early Childhood webinar:
"Thanks, Jessica, you really impart your information well so concise and clear and easy to understand. You have clarified so much for me within this area of the creative arts for children and sharing the Indigenous culture and arts with meaning and a proper perspective. I really enjoyed and am now inspired" - Susan Fynmore
"Thank you, Jessica. I teach art in a primary school. I still found this P.L. insightful and informative. Well worth the time, so many wonderful ideas that are explained clearly. A fantastic resource!" - Ann Liston
"Thanks Jessica. As a Cert11 and Diploma Trainer and Assessor this is very informative and helpful to share with students in the UoC related to understanding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art as well as for ideas for when they go on placement." - Denise Alley
Aboriginal Storytelling in Early Childhood | 60 minutes:
Join Jessica Staines Director of the Koori Curriculum for a one-hour workshop on storytelling.
This session will include:
• The pedagogy of storytelling
• Reflections on yarning circles
• How to curate a holistic First Nations Library for children
• Discussion about Dreaming Stories
• Ideas for bookish play
What educators say about our Aboriginal Storytelling in Early Childhood webinar:
"Thank you, Jessica, for this insightful session. I truly appreciate the abundance of ideas on how to incorporate Indigenous culture into my teaching practices. The resources and storytelling concepts have particularly stood out to me, and I'm eager to begin implementing them in my lessons. Your guidance has been invaluable, and I look forward to the positive impact it will make on my students' learning experiences." - Laura
"A wonderful presentation, thank you, Jess. I always look forward to hearing you speak. 'Learning through narrative' really resonates with me so I really appreciate the great ideas shared." - Vanessa
"Brilliant session - thank you so much! It's made me realise that we can't take for granted that if a book is on the shelf, it's safe to read. You also mentioned the tools we need to ensure that the resources were made ethically." - Rebecca
