“Programming, Planning & Pedagogy Seminar” Geelong, VIC

May 03, 2025 - May 03, 2025

Truffle Duck, 66 Highland St, Fyansford, VIC, 3218

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“Programming, Planning & Pedagogy Seminar” Geelong, VIC

May 3 2025

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The Koori Curriculums "Programming, Planning & Pedagogy" workshop is coming to you!

Led by the renowned Director of the Koori Curriculum, Jessica Staines, this workshop is your gateway to enhancing your curriculum with Aboriginal perspectives and pedagogies.

Join us to:

- Plan inclusively and thoughtfully integrate Aboriginal perspectives into your curriculum- Delve into the rich realm of Aboriginal pedagogies- Craft meaningful reconciliation commitment statements- Establish a robust community connections list and grasp the essential protocols for community engagement

Learn more or register here.

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