This article discusses attitudes and values towards Indigenous Peoples and Education, and how Indigenous education and perspectives align with the professional role of an advocate for children and families. It also provides strategies for planning and using authentic learning experiences in teaching children about Indigenous Peoples and perspectives.

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Develop a portfolio of learning experiences including lesson plans and authentic learning experiences for children of different age groups, reflecting on personal attitudes and values towards Indigenous peoples and incorporating Indigenous education and perspectives.

Indigenous education and perspectives align with advocating for children and families regarding attitudes towards Indigenous Peoples.

Attitudes and Values towards Indigenous Peoples and Education

This report discusses the importance of understanding the Aboriginal community's perspectives in childhood rearing as an early childhood educator. It also highlights the significance of community's culture and their cultural diversity on early childhood education. The report depicts an early childhood educator's role in liaising with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community to aid the education of their staffs other children and families. The influences on educator's teaching officially and unofficially are also discussed.

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education in ECEC

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This article discusses the plan for early childhood and primary school children with indigenous education and perspectives. It includes strategies, resources, rationale, and curriculum aligned with Australian Education Council frameworks.

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Plan for Early Childhood and Primary School Children with Indigenous Education and Perspectives

Segregation of Aboriginal Children | Report

This reflection explores the Stolen Generation, a dark period in Australian history where Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander children were forcibly taken from their families. Gain insight into the impact of this event and the need for change.

Reflection on Stolen Generation

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Indigenous Education

This essay evaluates the event of the Stolen Generation and its impact on the lives of Indigenous communities living in Australia. The paper has been divided into two vital parts whereby the first half provides comprehensive insights of Stolen Generation and the way educators developed an understanding of the conjectures of Stolen Generation. At this juncture, it is significant to note about the explanations offered by educators, teachers on the approaches to be implemented while dealing with government, disbelieve and the historical record regarding Stolen Generations which has been prevailing in the minds of the people belonging to Indigenous families.

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Education in ECEC

Plan for Early Childhood and Primary School Children with Indigenous Education and Perspectives

Segregation of Aboriginal Children | Report

Reflection on Stolen Generation

PROMOTING ANTIBIAS IN SCHOOLS NAME OF THE STUDENT: STUDENT ID:.

Indigenous Education and Perspectives