Elder How did Aunty Iris hope to achieve recognition of native title land rights? In your response include the recognition of native title for her people. Melva Johnson Who is Aunty Melva Johnson and Melva Johnson (Born 1934) Wemba Wemba from what country does she and Yorta Yorta come? Make notes in your book. Elder For what educational and health progress has she been recognised? Present your findings to the class. Local inspiring Find a local Koorie woman who women inspires you and tell the class about her. What is it about her that you find inspiring? Assessment: observation, quizzes, role-play, contribution to class discussions, written work, oral presentation (delete those not applicable) Topic 4: Inspiring Aboriginal people across Australia Overview Suggested Student Activities Insert words and Comments/resources for the grammar in target Language Team and Aboriginal Language Teacher Greetings See Topic 1 Farewells See Topic 1 Revision In keeping with the Koorie Teacher makes sets of cards that community-preferred educational include the Language word, its model, the preceding topics focus English translation and a picture on Victorian Koorie people and this of the item. final topic focusses on wider Students in pairs compete to be Australian Aboriginal and Torres the first to get all three matched Strait Islander communities. correctly for each word. What makes a People: Discuss people whom the class Famous Indigenous person inspiring? Aboriginal man: views as inspirational or special - Australians Aboriginal woman: what makes them special? White man: White woman: Find a person from each State or Territory and mark their name on a large wall map of Australia in the classroom.
Elder How did Aunty Iris hope to achieve recognition of native title land rights? In your response include the recognition of native title for her people. Melva Johnson Wemba Wemba and Yorta Yorta Elder Who is Aunty Melva Johnson and from what country does she come? Make notes in your book. For what educational and health progress has she been recognised? Present your findings to the class. Melva Johnson (Born 1934) Local inspiring women Find a local Koorie woman who inspires you and tell the class about her. What is it about her that you find inspiring? Assessment: observation, quizzes, role-play, contribution to class discussions, written work, oral presentation (delete those not applicable) Topic 4: Inspiring Aboriginal people across Australia Overview Suggested Student Activities Insert words and grammar in target Language Comments/resources for the Language Team and Aboriginal Teacher Greetings See Topic 1 Farewells See Topic 1 Revision Teacher makes sets of cards that include the Language word, its English translation and a picture of the item. Students in pairs compete to be the first to get all three matched correctly for each word. In keeping with the Koorie community-preferred educational model, the preceding topics focus on Victorian Koorie people and this final topic focusses on wider Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. What makes a person inspiring? Discuss people whom the class views as inspirational or special - what makes them special? Find a person from each State or Territory and mark their name on a large wall map of Australia in the classroom. People: Aboriginal man: Aboriginal woman: White man: White woman: Famous Indigenous Australians
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