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EDF4263
Faculty of Education
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Level | Undergraduate |
Faculty | Faculty of Education |
Offered | Not offered in 2013 |
This unit supports students to expand their understanding of Indigenous education by focusing on developing the student's pedagogical approach to the education of Indigenous students including an examination of the impact of history, the potential of curriculum for retention and maintenance of Indigenous knowledge in mainstream education, and the impact of government policies on Indigenous education outcomes.
Using teaching practicum experiences, an extensive literature, and an array of teaching and learning resources, students develop skills and insights into how they can engage Indigenous learners and create successful school-community partnerships that improve academic outcomes.
Upon successful completion of this unit, students should:
Fieldwork trip to Bunjilaka, Victoria Museum or Koorie Heritage Trust
Task 1: Essay (50%) and Task 2: Experiential learning activity (50%)
3 contact hours per week with a further minimum 9 hours of self-directed study per week.