Our specially curated live webinars offer educators an unparalleled opportunity to explore Aboriginal programs and build their cultural capacity.
Each session is crafted to guide you through practical examples and reflective practices designed to elevate your pedagogy and practice.
Join Jessica Staines, Director of the Koori Curriculum for a live webinar on "Embedding Aboriginal Perspectives".
“We know we should, but we don’t know how!” is a common statement made by many well- meaning educators in reference to Aboriginal programs. When embedding Aboriginal perspectives, educators can be overwhelmed and anxious as they're so worried about doing the wrong thing that it becomes debilitating.
This webinar has been specifically designed for early learning educators eager to incorporate Aboriginal perspectives into their daily curriculum.
This expert-led session, presented by the multi-award-winning Koori Curriculum, takes you on an enlightening journey supporting you to meaningfully embed Aboriginal perspectives in your program.
Join Director of the Koori Curriculum, Jessica Staines who will lead you through a thoughtful process that supports educators to consider how to meaningfully respond to Aboriginal art provocations and facilitate appropriate experiences.
Designed to support educators to meaningfully explore Aboriginal art and culture with young children, this live webinar is an essential resource for creating culturally inclusive arts practices.
Aboriginal inspired art experience in an early childhood context is so much more than just collaged red, black and yellow flags and cotton bud dot paintings. This live webinar will inspire educators and open them up to the many possibilities of how they can facilitate respectful Aboriginal inspired art experiences with children without creating copies of the artists work.
Educators will acquire knowledge on both traditional and contemporary art practices and will be exposed to children’s literature and resources that support the inclusion of Aboriginal perspectives in their art curriculum.
Join Jessica Staines, Director of the Koori Curriculum for a live webinar on "Aboriginal Storytelling in Early Childhood", a virtual session designed exclusively for early learning educators who wish to deepen their understanding and integration of Aboriginal culture into their educational practices.
This webinar, led by Jessica Staines, a renowned early childhood educator and Director of the multi- award-winning Koori Curriculum, offers a rich exploration of storytelling, sharing, and the significant role of stories as pedagogy in Aboriginal ways of knowing, being and doing.
Hosted by Jessica Staines, Director of the multi-award-winning Koori Curriculum, this live webinar is dedicated to enhancing educators' understanding and practice in forming meaningful connections with Aboriginal communities and integrating authentic Aboriginal perspectives into learning environments.
Whilst it can be daunting to embed Aboriginal perspectives in your program, we know it can be particularly challenging for educators working with infants. In our experience, we find that many educators working with 0-1’s struggle to find age-appropriate and meaningful ways to share culture with this age group.
Join us for a transformative live webinar tailored for educators working with infants, designed to equip educators with the skills and knowledge they need to incorporate Aboriginal perspectives into their curriculum.
Discover actionable insights and strategies that breathe life into the new principle of the Early Years Learning Framework.
Our dedicated live webinar on the EYLF 2.0 principle Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives provides educators with essential insight and practical approaches.
Join the Koori Curriculum for a live one-hour session where Director Jessica Staines will be yarning about EYLF principle “Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Perspectives” and supporting educators to understand what it looks like in practice.
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A: The live webianrs are not recorded. We do have several pre-recorded webinars that may suite you here
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"The team and I have been inspired by both webinars and we will be using your suggestion to just focus on one area per person to helps us go further with including Aboriginal knowledge, culture and experience into our curriculum."
"Thank you Jess. Your session was so informative and interesting. I feel so positive about some amazing things we can do."
"Thankyou for the terrific session – you really helped the team understand what we want to achieve and how they can do it!
"The feedback from my teams has been awesome. Everyone learnt so much and we are all excited today about what’s next for us. I could have listened to you talk about your Aboriginal culture for hours and hours. So interesting. Thank you again."
"Asking all educators to do reconciliation statements. Such a great personal and professional reflection. The resource audit will be quite interesting and useful too in sparking conversations I feel."
"I really liked the idea of the cultural plan and will be discussing with the team."
"Honestly there were so many valuable ideas shared by Jessica that I'm very keen to implement in my service. I'm going to look back over my notes with my team to see how we can implement some of these ideas"
"Definitely filling out a personal reconciliation plan, as well as taking this to the educators within my service Loved the Book play ideas"
"There were so many amazing ideas shared throughout the webinar. As a team we reflected after the session discussing what we do already and how we could make changes to our program.."
"I took away with me so many important and interesting information from the training"
"I feel a lot more confident embedding Indigenous culture into my curriculum now and I am particularly looking forward to telling stories outdoors using marks, rather than relying on the actual book. The children will gain so much from these experiences."
"From the training I have been able to see different perspectives and simple things I can do, to embed this more authentically into my program"
In my private membership, The Koori Curriculum Club, you’ll get amazing support to assist in the development of your centres Aboriginal programs, with monthly master classes, lesson plans, fact sheets, children's book in focus and so much more.
