Curriculum  Tags: curriculum  

A movable feast of sites offering great teaching resources

Welcome to the information page for students in the Diploma in Education (Aboriginal), and the Bachelor of Education (Secondary: Aboriginal Studies). Email me if there is anything you cannot find here that you need.

Check the Web Links tab for all departmental sources. A copy of all Syllabus Documents can be found in Curriculum or through the link below:

• Aboriginal Studies Years 7-10 (Stages 4-5) Syllabus Fisher Curriculum 305.8991507 12
• Aboriginal Languages K-10 Syllabus Fisher Curriculum 499.1507 6
• Aboriginal Studies Stage 6 Syllabus Fisher Curriculum 305.89915 470

Also worth visiting is the Aboriginal Studies Guide and Koori Resources Bibliography as well links to the Curriculum TeacherWiki

Electronic databases are products that will give access to an online bibliography or listing of articles on a particular topic. If you would like a tutorial, please check at the library desk or email the Curriculum Librarian.

Resources to support teaching within Aboriginal Studies can be found at the following call numbers:

• 305.89915
• 372.83044
• 371.8299915
• 375.994
• 371.979915
• 704.039915
• 994.1303

The items at these numbers include videos, kits, tapes, slides, big books, CD-Roms and realia. Realia consists of Magabala models and percussion instruments as well as other resources

found a site that's great - tell the rest of the mob ...

• Massacre at Myall Creek by John Summons
  Stage plays suitable for adults, children and young people written by playwright John Summons. Scripts are suitable for performance in theatres and drama workshops. Many scripts are also suitable for study and performance by drama students in theatre stud

Submit a Link