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Beyond perspectives: Integrating local Indigenous knowledge/s into humanities and social science education 超越视角:将当地土著知识融入人文和社会科学教育
IF 1.1 Pub Date : 2019-12-01 DOI: 10.18793/lcj2019.25.10
Janice Crerar, Melanie Mullins
The importance of including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures in mainstream education is highlighted in the current Australian Curriculum. Through inclusion as a cross curricular priority, policy makers and authors of the curriculum aim to address two needs. First, to ensure that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students see their cultural identity and knowledge reflected in their school experiences; and second, that all students can engage in reconciliation, respect and recognition of the world’s oldest continuous living culture (ACARA, 2014). These aims are addressed across states and territories through their branding of the curriculum, often with an emphasis on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander perspectives for the various learning areas (ACARA, 2014). How these curriculum aims are translated into classroom practice and educational opportunities is as diverse as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures, histories and perspectives across Australia. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures and histories fall clearly within the domain of the Humanities and Social Sciences (HaSS) curriculum, which has a historic and contemporary focus to the study of human behaviour and interaction of social, cultural, environmental, economic and political context (ACARA, 2014). The focus of the following paper is on integrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures and HaSS education as outlined in the Australian curriculum in the context of a remote community in the Northern Territory (NT) of Australia called Nauiyu. Walking and talking The context for writing the paper is the Growing Our Own project where the authors have worked together to learn and teach HaSS education within an Indigenous cultural context. In the process, both authors had roles as teachers and learners due to their different cultural backgrounds, experiences and perspectives. Author 1 was a lecturer and Author 2 was a pre-service teacher. Ultimately, Author 2 gained HaSS curriculum and pedagogical knowledge that enabled her to effectively design and develop successful learning experiences for Indigenous students. Author 1 gained insight into the culture and history of Nauiyu and also received guidance on integrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures into units for pre-service teachers in a respectful and authentic way. In keeping with this shared learning, the writing of the paper followed the authors in a journey around Nauiyu as they talked about working together on the HaSS unit. It started with a walk close to the banks of the Daly River. It was a dry season day in Nauiyu and we were retracing our steps along the banks of the Daly River. On our last walk here, one of us had been student and the other teacher; this time we were coauthors discussing the importance of two ways learning. 107 Learning Communities | Special Issue: Growing Our Own: Indigenous Education on Country | Number 25 – Dec
现行的澳大利亚课程强调了将土著和托雷斯海峡岛民的历史和文化纳入主流教育的重要性。通过将包容性作为跨课程的优先事项,政策制定者和课程作者的目标是满足两种需求。第一,确保原住民和托雷斯海峡岛民学生看到他们的文化认同和知识反映在他们的学校经历中;第二,所有学生都可以参与和解,尊重和承认世界上最古老的持续生活的文化(ACARA, 2014)。这些目标是在各州和地区通过他们的课程品牌来实现的,通常强调土著和托雷斯海峡岛民在各个学习领域的观点(ACARA, 2014)。如何将这些课程目标转化为课堂实践和教育机会,就像澳大利亚土著和托雷斯海峡岛民的文化、历史和观点一样多样化。原住民和托雷斯海峡岛民的文化和历史显然属于人文社会科学(HaSS)课程的范畴,该课程以历史和当代为重点,研究人类行为和社会、文化、环境、经济和政治背景的相互作用(ACARA, 2014)。以下文件的重点是将澳大利亚课程中概述的土著和托雷斯海峡岛民的历史和文化与高等教育结合起来,以澳大利亚北领地(NT)一个名为Nauiyu的偏远社区为背景。这篇论文的写作背景是“我们自己的成长”项目,作者们在这个项目中共同努力,在土著文化背景下学习和教授哈斯教育。在这一过程中,由于不同的文化背景、经历和观点,两位作者都扮演了教师和学习者的角色。作者1是讲师,作者2是职前教师。最终,作者2获得了HaSS的课程和教学知识,使她能够有效地为土著学生设计和开发成功的学习经验。作者1深入了解了诺伊尤的文化和历史,并获得了如何以尊重和真实的方式将土著和托雷斯海峡岛民的历史和文化融入职前教师单元的指导。为了与这种共同的学习保持一致,这篇论文的写作跟随作者在纽屿的一次旅行,他们谈到了在HaSS单元上的合作。一开始是在戴利河岸边散步。那是诺伊尤的旱季,我们沿着戴利河的河岸往回走。上次在这里散步时,我们一个是学生,一个是老师;这次我们共同讨论了两种学习方式的重要性。107学习型社区|特刊:我们自己的成长:国家的土著教育|第25期- 2019年12月教堂,以前是社区中最大的建筑,现在被椭圆形对面的体育大楼所掩盖。我们望着河,聊着天。作者1:我们以前也遇到过这种情况,当时你在为历史和地理作业寻找社区的不同部分。作者2:是的,我记得我们谈论过河流和土壤。作者1:这次我们要讨论的是为什么学习这些东西对这里的孩子很重要。作者2:是的,为什么他们应该学习两种方法,传统知识和西方知识。图1:Nauiyu社区来源:Amander Dimmock, 2018。诺伊尤位于达利河岸边,距北领地达尔文西南225公里。当我们站在河边时,我们被马拉克马拉克人的传统国家所包围,这个地区被描述为“奇妙的多样性”(McTaggart, Yawalminy, Wawul, kamarama, Ariuu, Kumunerrin, kanintyyu, Waya, Kannyi, Adya, Tjifisha, & Wightman, 2014,第11页)。社区本身被小山丘和丛林所环绕,社区附近有洪泛区、kuderri billabongs和小溪。从近处看,宁明姑尔断崖占据了景观的主导地位。砂岩上的植物种类比周围大部分国家都要少,主要是Malgin spiniix,除了底部的雨林口袋,然后土地变成开阔的平原。108以外的观点:将当地原住民知识/ s集成到人文社会科学教育Janice Crerar &梅勒妮马林斯开放国家ngityirr tyikmempi黑土飞机、地区丰富的桉树林里。桉树,Yerrsya苏铁属植物,Yerrgi和Yerrisynge miyerrmi类型的露兜树,Merrepen沙子的手掌,通常用于编织,和Wurrmuy矛草,重要的信号,布什食品将迎来收获的季节。 作为一项让孩子们更亲近的措施,当地的长老们找到了达尔文的奥劳克林主教,并请求帮助为戴利河的人们建立一个健康诊所和学校(达尔文教区,2017年)。
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The red dirt stays in your shoes: Reflective practice and both-ways learning 红尘留在你的鞋子里:反思练习和双向学习
IF 1.1 Pub Date : 2019-12-01 DOI: 10.18793/lcj2019.25.04
S. Smith
This paper tracks the pedagogical genealogy that informs the delivery of the Growing Our Own program: longstanding and continuous commitment to Indigenous education from the Catholic sector, navigations to include bilingual education, and the articulation of both-ways learning and red dirt pedagogy. This mapping is interspersed with some poetic signposts, from an undergraduate participant and the author, as artefacts that illustrate enactment and embodiment this approach to teacher education: how the undergraduate participants can be empowered by the program, and how teaching in the program demands reflective, reflexive and perhaps transformative practices by the lecturers.
本文追踪了“成长我们自己”项目的教学谱系:天主教部门对土著教育的长期和持续的承诺,包括双语教育的导航,以及双向学习和红土教学法的衔接。这幅图中穿插着来自本科生参与者和作者的一些诗意的路标,作为人工工艺品,说明了这种教师教育方法的制定和体现:本科生参与者如何通过课程获得权力,以及课程中的教学如何要求讲师进行反思、反思和可能的变革实践。
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Historical perspectives: Murrinh ku thepini pumpanpunmat (Nemarluk) 历史意义:南瓜
IF 1.1 Pub Date : 2019-12-01 DOI: 10.18793/lcj2019.25.06
Claudette Bunduck, J. Crerar, Geraldine Dorward, Ben van Gelderen
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Midwife observations on the impact of hot weather on poor perinatal outcomes in central Australia: a qualitative study 助产士观察炎热天气对澳大利亚中部不良围产期结果的影响:一项定性研究
IF 1.1 Pub Date : 2019-10-01 DOI: 10.18793/lcj2019.24.07
Supriya Mathew, Deepika Mathur, Elizabeth Mcdonald, A. Chang, R. Gerritsen
Remote arid Australian towns already experience high summer temperature and are projected to have warmer future temperatures due to climatic changes. It is also home to many Indigenous women who prefer an outdoor lifestyle and have poor perinatal outcomes. Quantitative analysis of preterm birth and temperature data indicated higher risks to preterm births among Indigenous women in central Australia. This paper aims to report midwives’ observations on the effects of hot weather on poor perinatal outcomes in a central Australian town. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 12 registered midwives providing perinatal services to families in central Australia. The interview responses were coded and classified against the major themes. None of the midwives perceived any direct relationship between heat exposure and preterm birth, but reported increased incidences of dehydration, exhaustion, discomfort and requests for induction among pregnant women which were often treated before further complications. A quarter of the respondents also mentioned that Indigenous pregnant women do not complain, even when symptoms of heat stress are evident. Quantitative analysis of perinatal and temperature data indicated increased risks to preterm births, but did not provide information on discomfort, dehydration, exhaustion or more requests to be induced. The study also shows that it is important for midwives and health practitioners to be culturally-sensitive to the fact that certain population groups tend not to complain, even if they are experiencing symptoms of heat stress. This research highlights the importance of cultural training for midwives and their role in alerting pregnant women to take precautionary measures during summer periods. Introduction Poor perinatal outcomes such as stillbirths (baby born with no signs of life at or after 28 weeks’ gestation) and preterm births (births before completing 37 weeks of gestation) often lead to economic costs and stress on families (Trasande et al., 2016; Ten Hoope-Bender et al., 2016; Petrou et al., 2001). Pre-term 1 Corresponding author 99 Learning Communities | Number 24 – October 2019 births were one of the leading causes of death among children under the age of 5 years (WHO, 2016a). Globally, for every 1000 births, around 18 babies were still born in 2015 (WHO, 2016b). Preterm infants are likely to experience short and long term health problems and even permanent disability (Petrou et al., 2001; Wen et al., 2004; Soilly et al., 2014). Despite improved antenatal programs and access to technology to monitor pregnancy, the incidence of poor pregnancy outcomes such as preterm births have risen globally in the past two decades (Blencowe et al., 2012). While preterm births are highest in low income countries (Beck et al., 2010), such risks are also quite high among Indigenous populations in high income countries such as Australia, Canada and the United States (Shah et al., 2011; Heaman et al., 2005). In Austral
, 2018)和热浪(Wang et al., 2013),并发现早产风险增加。在干旱的澳大利亚进行的另一项研究表明,在怀孕的最后3周内,由于暴露于极端最高温度(bbb41°C),早产的风险显著增加(Mathew et al., 2017)。环境风险因素,如暴露于极端高温及其对围产期结果的影响,在澳大利亚尚未得到充分研究。所有现有的澳大利亚研究探索热暴露和围产期结局之间的关系使用医院水平的健康记录数据。这些研究没有收集基于地点的数据,也没有探索温度暴露对脱水或疲劳等不太严重的热相关健康症状的影响。本文重点关注与Mathew等人(2017)相同的地理区域,旨在通过助产士对炎热天气对围产期预后不良影响的观察,进一步探讨这一问题。具体来说,本文探讨了以下研究问题:在澳大利亚中部城镇的孕妇中观察到的高温影响是什么?造成这种影响的因素有哪些?观察到的影响对特定人群是否有所不同?
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The changing balances of equity, control and market choice in the Indigenous vocational education and training sector 土著职业教育和培训部门中不断变化的公平、控制和市场选择平衡
IF 1.1 Pub Date : 2019-10-01 DOI: 10.18793/LCJ2019.24.02
A. Stephens, Don Zoellner
The rationales and related programs for delivering vocational education and training to Indigenous Australians have seen significant change over the past 40 years, with several influential reviews marking policy pivot points along the way. Commencing with the 1960s Martin Review, the implementation by governments of selected recommendations have led to structural reforms and the creation of public policy instruments to monitor, regulate and control access to vocational training. These activities have heavily impacted Australian First Nations people for whom certificate level qualifications are disproportionally the highest level of post-school education held. In the ‘thin’ markets of regional Australia, in particular, the authors of this paper argue that the changing priorities in training policy have systematically perpetuated inequity of access to, and benefit from vocational education and training, contrary to the original conception of a national post-secondary technical and further education system for Australia. Marketisation of the training sector and the transfer of funding responsibility from the public purse to the individual student/worker have produced low rates of employment and high training attrition rates for First Nations people. We argue that this arises from a fundamental shift in the meaning of equity itself. Culminating in today’s implementation of training under the Indigenous Advancement Strategy explores how the refusal of self-determination, unscrupulous practices, limited choice and culturally inappropriate training continues to reinforce the nation’s persistent failure to close the gap in Indigenous wellbeing.
在过去的40年里,向澳大利亚土著居民提供职业教育和培训的基本原理和相关方案发生了重大变化,其间有几次有影响力的审查表明了政策的支点。从1960年代的《马丁评论》开始,各国政府对选定建议的实施导致了结构性改革,并制定了公共政策工具,以监测、规范和控制获得职业培训的机会。这些活动严重影响了澳大利亚第一民族的人民,对他们来说,证书水平的资格不成比例地是学校后教育的最高水平。特别是在澳大利亚地区的“薄”市场中,本文的作者认为,培训政策中不断变化的优先事项已经系统地延续了获得职业教育和培训的不平等,并从职业教育和培训中受益,这与澳大利亚国家中学后技术和继续教育系统的最初概念相反。培训部门的市场化和资金责任从公共钱包转移到学生/工人个人身上,导致了土著人民的低就业率和高培训损耗率。我们认为,这源于衡平法本身意义的根本转变。今天在土著进步战略下实施的培训最终探讨了拒绝自决、肆无忌惮的做法、有限的选择和文化上不适当的培训如何继续加强国家在缩小土著福利差距方面的持续失败。
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Warramiri Yolŋu cosmology: an introduction Warramiri Yolŋu宇宙学简介
IF 1.1 Pub Date : 2019-10-01 DOI: 10.18793/lcj2019.24.05
Ben van Gelderen, Kathy Guthadjaka, L. Ford, James Bukulatjpi, C. Ford, Emily Ford, Bettina Danganbarr, Pawinee Yuhun, R. Wallace
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Towards an understanding of Indigenous perspectives through the eyes of pre-service science education students 通过职前科学教育学生的视角来理解土著观点
IF 1.1 Pub Date : 2019-10-01 DOI: 10.18793/lcj2019.24.03
Gregory Smith, M. Michie
This paper presents an analysis of ‘Indigenous perspectives’ as presented by 150 pre-service teachers of science education. They were presented with an open ended task that required them to choose a concept or topic in school science, and then incorporate their understanding of an Indigenous perspective relative to their chosen science concept. The demonstration of their science concept Indigenous perspective used network visualisation: concept maps or mind maps. Here the connections between Western science knowledge, Indigenous knowledge and knowledge application elements of the visualisations represented student constructed understandings or perceptions. The concept maps and mind maps were analysed in a staged process. Firstly, grouping of visualisations based on concept representations to uncover themes, and then using Network Theory, each theme was statistically analysed, concluding in an ‘all’ concept meta-analysis. This analysis was undertaken to mathematically developed models of concepts links. The analysis demonstrated six overlapping and interrelated areas of Western school science themes: seasons and weather, astronomy, plants, animals, use of natural resources, and ecology. The network analysis presented a complex web of interrelated knowledge constructs. This complex web of interrelated knowledge was within and across the six themes. Such findings indicate an Indigenous perspective is a relational construct inclusive of Western science knowledge, Indigenous knowledge and knowledge application. It also reflected the place-based nature of Indigenous knowledge. This study presents an Indigenous perspective as a complex web of interrelated Western school science and Indigenous knowledges. Such complex representations provide the possibility for a reconceptualisation of Australian science curriculum where science education is an interrelated human endeavour interacting with the natural world and where two worldviews coexist with one informing the other.
本文对150名科学教育职前教师提出的“本土视角”进行了分析。他们被提出了一个开放式的任务,要求他们选择一个学校科学的概念或主题,然后将他们对土著观点的理解与他们选择的科学概念相结合。他们的科学概念土著视角的演示使用网络可视化:概念图或思维导图。在这里,西方科学知识、本土知识和可视化的知识应用元素之间的联系代表了学生构建的理解或感知。概念图和思维导图是分阶段分析的。首先,根据概念表示对可视化进行分组以揭示主题,然后使用网络理论对每个主题进行统计分析,最后得出“所有”概念元分析。这种分析是对概念联系的数学模型进行的。分析显示了西方学校科学主题的六个重叠和相互关联的领域:季节和天气、天文学、植物、动物、自然资源的利用和生态学。网络分析呈现了一个相互关联的知识结构的复杂网络。这个相互关联的知识的复杂网络在这六个主题之内和之间。这些发现表明,本土视角是一个包含西方科学知识、本土知识和知识应用的关系结构。它还反映了土著知识基于地方的性质。本研究呈现原住民视角,将其视为西方学校科学与原住民知识相互关联的复杂网络。这种复杂的表征为澳大利亚科学课程的重新概念化提供了可能性,其中科学教育是与自然世界相互作用的相互关联的人类努力,两种世界观共存,一种世界观相互告知。
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Too many ‘two-ways’? ‘Gäwa is a two-way school’: clarifying approaches to remote Northern Territory Indigenous education 太多的“双向”?“Gäwa是一所双向学校”:澄清偏远北领地土著教育的方法
IF 1.1 Pub Date : 2019-10-01 DOI: 10.18793/lcj2019.24.04
Ben van Gelderen
The expression ‘two-way’ teaching and learning has a long history in the Northern Territory in relation to remote Indigenous education. However, it is not applied with any degree of consistency; the term ‘twoway’ functions as a summary expression for a diverse array of pedagogical approaches. This article presents qualitative research from the remote, Yolŋu ‘homeland’ community at Gäwa in north-east Arnhem Land as Indigenous first-language, case-study data. It also aims to disambiguate ‘two way’ models as current community aspirations are compared with historical policies and applications of ‘twoway’ approaches from across the Northern Territory. These include Indigenous perspectives, Indigenous learning-style, team-teaching, bilingual education, ‘bothways’ education and domain separation.
在北领地,与偏远的土著教育有关的“双向”教与学这一表达有着悠久的历史。然而,它的应用没有任何程度的一致性;“双向”一词是对多种教学方法的总结性表述。本文以阿纳姆地东北部Gäwa的偏远的Yolŋu“家园”社区作为土著第一语言的案例研究数据进行定性研究。它还旨在消除“双向”模式的歧义,因为当前的社区愿望与北领地各地的历史政策和“双向”方法的应用进行了比较。这些包括土著观点、土著学习方式、团队教学、双语教育、“双向”教育和领域分离。
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Discursive mélange and multiple dilemmas: navigating New South Wales ‘special’ education policymaking 话语障碍和多重困境:引导新南威尔士州的“特殊”教育政策制定
IF 1.1 Pub Date : 2019-10-01 DOI: 10.18793/lcj2019.24.06
Jessica Chong
The article is aimed at deconstructing the complexities involved in the process of ‘special’ education policymaking in New South Wales (NSW) with a focus on departmental challenges and the dynamics of external influences. Rather than full inclusion, the NSW government has maintained a strong policy position endorsing a continuum of support services to achieve middle ground among differential parental demands. The multiple dilemmas circle around dissimilar views and preferences of various stakeholders, consequentially giving rise to a rich hybrid of ‘special’ education discourses in NSW evolving from integration, inclusion to diversity. The Australian government has persistently supported school marketization and a strategic performance-based reward system that has widened the social divide instead of mitigating the influence of student’s background on educational outcomes. The cascade of accountability induced by the federal competitive agenda has aligned the NSW Government and its schools to bid for greater academic excellence while inclusion and equity are inadvertently sidelined in policy agenda.
本文旨在解构新南威尔士州“特殊”教育政策制定过程中涉及的复杂性,重点关注部门挑战和外部影响的动态。新南威尔士州政府不是完全包容,而是保持了强有力的政策立场,支持连续的支持服务,以实现不同父母需求的中间地带。多种困境围绕着不同利益相关者的不同观点和偏好,因此产生了新南威尔士州从融合、包容到多样性的“特殊”教育话语的丰富混合。澳大利亚政府一直支持学校市场化和基于绩效的战略性奖励制度,这不仅没有减轻学生背景对教育成果的影响,反而扩大了社会鸿沟。联邦竞争议程引发的问责制的层层累层使新南威尔士州政府和它的学校团结起来,争取更大的学术卓越,而包容和公平在政策议程中却被不经意地边缘化了。
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“You helped us and now we’re going to all help you”: What we learned about how to do research together “你帮助了我们,现在我们要帮助你”:我们学会了如何一起做研究
IF 1.1 Pub Date : 2018-11-01 DOI: 10.18793/LCJ2018.23.03
Lisa Hall, Linda P. Anderson, Fiona Gibson, Mona Kantawara, Barbara Martin, Yamurna Oldfield, Papunya Community, Nyirrpi Community, Ntaria Community, Yuendumu Community
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