Decolonizing the Sandpit: Rethinking Outdoor Play Spaces Through a First Nations Lens
Across Australia, early childhood educators are increasingly engaging with cultural practices such as Welcome to Country, Acknowledgement of Country and smoking ceremonies.
This is a positive shift. It tells me educators care. They want to do the right thing. But caring is not the same as understanding.
Across Australia, early childhood educators are increasingly engaging with cultural practices such as Welcome to Country, Acknowledgement of Country and smoking ceremonies.
This is a positive shift. It tells me educators care. They want to do the right thing. But caring is not the same as understanding.
I’ll never forget the moment at my mother’s group when everything shifted.
I’ll never forget the moment at my mother’s group when everything shifted.
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