This webinar collection takes you deeper into the stories shared by Educators who contributed to the "Educator Yarns" book.Hear about the lessons Educators have learned on their journey to embed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives in their pedagogy and practice.Each Educator has a unique story to tell about their journey towards building cultural confidence and provide real-life examples, practical strategies, and inspirational messages.The Educator Yarns Webinar Collection is a series of relatable stories from the heart of our profession. This sharing aims to build Educators' cultural capacity, equipping them to approach the inclusion of Indigenous perspectives with vigour and bravery.
This webinar collection takes you deeper into the stories shared by Educators who contributed to the "Educator Yarns" book.Hear about the lessons Educators have learned on their journey to embed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives in their pedagogy and practice.Each Educator has a unique story to tell about their journey towards building cultural confidence and provide real-life examples, practical strategies, and inspirational messages.The Educator Yarns Webinar Collection is a series of relatable stories from the heart of our profession. This sharing aims to build Educators' cultural capacity, equipping them to approach the inclusion of Indigenous perspectives with vigour and bravery.
Reflections on Educator Yarns.Unlock actionable strategies for collaborating with Indigenous families. "Educator Yarns" tackles systemic challenges, offering hands-on solutions to promote a more inclusive environment for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in early education.
Child-led advocacy for the land at Kelly’s Place Children’s Centre.Benny offers a session on creating an inclusive and empowering educational space at Kelly’s Place. This session equips educators with practical methods for involving all stakeholders, from children to parents, in governance and decision-making. You'll learn how to implement community projects that in still social responsibility in children while embracing inclusivity and Aboriginal perspectives.
Our Journey to Embedding Aboriginal Perspectives within Progettazione.Bring Aboriginal culture to life through music and art with Karlie’s guidance. Learn how to navigate societal issues while creating a culturally aware educational setting. Her resources provide educators with the tools to deeply engage students.
How connecting with country builds a strong sense of belonging.Transform your educational approach by connecting children to nature and Indigenous culture. Linda's sensory-rich programs, based at Kinglake Ranges Children's Centre in Victoria, Australia, offer both a mental health boost and an enriched curriculum.
Community Connections.This is a transformative experience led by Alicia, who highlights the Indigenous Preschool Advancement Strategy program to boost Indigenous involvement in kindergartens. Alicia unveils key elements of cultural competence and delves into systemic issues like intergenerational trauma, all while providing actionable steps for a more inclusive and comprehensive educational approach.
An extraordinary journey through the lens of lifelong learning.Sue’s initiatives at Armidale Community Preschool show how to turn educational settings into community hubs. Her focus on experiential learning and community outreach enriches educational settings, bringing cultural and environmental education to the forefront.
Knowledge found while working in a remote community.Immerse yourself in the challenging yet rewarding experience of teaching in remote Aboriginal communities. Kristine brings empathy and practical advice, discussing issues like flooding and food scarcity, making her insights indispensable for any educator.
Building knowledge and cultural capacity.This isn’t just a webinar, it’s a transformative journey led by Casey, an authority in Moreland Community Child Care Centres Reconciliation Action Plan Working Group. This session provides a clear path to building cultural capacity, creating culturally safe environments, and championing reconciliation in early childhood education settings. The session is an essential watch for educators aspiring to be more culturally sensitive and informed
Connecting with Culture on Dja Dja Wurrung Country.Amanda, part of Children Bendigo & Noah’s Ark Inc, offers a toolkit for establishing an authentic dialogue with Aboriginal families. The session emphasizes the importance of mutual respect and responsible engagement, ultimately serving as a comprehensive guide for those committed to creating an inclusive and respectful educational environment.
Embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and knowledge into our programme and practice.Ann-Marie presents a holistic session that draws from her lived experience to help educators create a culturally rich, inclusive program. She provides tailored guidance on sourcing authentic resources from Aboriginal communities, and practical advice on implementing reconciliation action plans that reflect the diversity of your community.
Why embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Perspectives is important.Concord West Rhodes Preschool exemplifies how to blend Indigenous inclusion with sustainability. Discover actionable, child directed activities that integrate language, music and art from various cultures, and unlock the secrets to fostering an eco-friendly, sustainable environment for young learners. Get invaluable insights into how to create a sense of belonging that empowers diverse families, especially Indigenous communities.
My cultural odyssey in ‘Two Way’ learning in remote Aboriginal contexts.Learn about the transformative power of culturally responsive teaching from Nicky. Her Montessori- influenced methods incorporate language, music, and community excursions, empowering children through a holistic, inclusive education.
Jessica Staines: Reflections on Educator Yarns
Kristine Willems: Knowledge found while working in a remote community
Casey Goodman: Building knowledge and cultural capacity
Linda Price: How connecting with country builds a strong sense of belonging.
Marnie Omeragic: Why embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Perspectives is important…the story of Emma
Sue Motley: An extraordinary journey through the lens of lifelong learning
Alicia Hansen: Community Connections
Benny Thatcher: Child-led advocacy for the land at Kelly’s Place Children’s Centre
Nicky Hellberg-Smith: My cultural odyssey in ‘Two Way’ learning in remote Aboriginal contexts
Karlie Wahanui: Our Journey to Embedding Aboriginal Perspectives within Progettazione
Amanda Lonergan: Connecting with Culture on Dja Dja Wurrung Country
Anne Marie Parkinson: Embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and knowledge into our programme and practice
Jessica Staines: Reflections on Educator Yarns
Kristine Willems: Knowledge found while working in a remote community
Casey Goodman: Building knowledge and cultural capacity
Linda Price: How connecting with country builds a strong sense of belonging.
Marnie Omeragic: Why embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Perspectives is important…the story of Emma
Sue Motley: An extraordinary journey through the lens of lifelong learning
Alicia Hansen: Community Connections
Benny Thatcher: Child-led advocacy for the land at Kelly’s Place Children’s Centre
Nicky Hellberg-Smith: My cultural odyssey in ‘Two Way’ learning in remote Aboriginal contexts
Karlie Wahanui: Our Journey to Embedding Aboriginal Perspectives within Progettazione
Amanda Lonergan: Connecting with Culture on Dja Dja Wurrung Country
Anne Marie Parkinson: Embedding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and knowledge into our programme and practice
Educator Yarns is a collection of relatable stories from the heart of our profession. This sharing aims to build educators cultural confidence and capability, equipping one to approach the inclusion of Indigenous perspectives with vigour and bravery.
There is no book or magic wand that will ever eliminate the possibility of getting it or doing it wrong. However, the journeys revealed throughout these chapters yarn about the processes and dispositions required to embark on this venture respectfully, meaningfully and with integrity.
Educator Yarns shares the experiences of many educators brought together by author and Director of the Koori Curriculum, Jessica Staines. Reflections by Jessica can be found weaved throughout the pages provoking educators to think, feel and delve deeper.
Educator Yarns is a collection of relatable stories from the heart of our profession. This sharing aims to build educators cultural confidence and capability, equipping one to approach the inclusion of Indigenous perspectives with vigour and bravery.
There is no book or magic wand that will ever eliminate the possibility of getting it or doing it wrong. However, the journeys revealed throughout these chapters yarn about the processes and dispositions required to embark on this venture respectfully, meaningfully and with integrity.
Educator Yarns shares the experiences of many educators brought together by author and Director of the Koori Curriculum, Jessica Staines. Reflections by Jessica can be found weaved throughout the pages provoking educators to think, feel and delve deeper.
