Waranara Teacher Professional Development
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Audience
Teachers -
Learning area
First Nations, History -
Type
Professional development
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Learn about First Nations histories and cultures in these engaging and informative teacher professional development programs.
Waranara means ‘to seek’ in the First Nations languages of the Sydney region - seek knowledge, seek truth, seek understanding.
These teacher professional development programs are aimed at primary teachers and covers NESA standards of 1.4 and 2.4., delivered by First Nations educators.
Through face to face or live online sessions, participants will learn accurate histories of our First Nations peoples and how the action of truth telling informs best practice in teaching Aboriginal content.
Teachers will gain an increased confidence in working with Aboriginal families and communities through discussion of strategies that build engagement and genuine relationships.
Practice in authentically embedding Aboriginal content throughout teaching and learning programs will be reflected in collaborative learning, including creating and sharing program components.
Pedagogies and strategies that best support and enrich a diversity of learning styles will be explored.
Upcoming dates
- Location: Australian Museum, Sydney
- Content: Addresses NESA Proficient Teacher Standards 1.4.2 and 2.4.2
- Audience: Primary Teachers
- Cost: $250 (GST included) per participant. General entry to the Australian Museum is free.
- Duration: 6.5 hours
- Capacity: up to 40 participants
- Lunch: tea, coffee and light lunch provided
- Location: Online via Teams (link will be provided closer to the date)
- Content: Addresses NESA Proficient Teacher Standards 2.4.2
- Audience: Primary Teachers
- Cost: Free
- Duration: 120 minutes