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Lesson ideasView latest | View by KLA | View by theme | View by age | View by resource typeFacts about Indigenous people JigsawTheme: Aboriginal people and Torres Strait Islanders - Stereotypes, prejudice and discriminationKey Learning Area: Studies of Society and Environment (SOSE) - Technology Age Group: Secondary Lower (13-14) - Secondary Middle (15-16) Resource Type: Handouts Stimulus Name: Facts about Indigenous people
Students examine facts which address common myths and misconceptions and recognise the resulting racism, prejudice and discrimination. Introduction Teachers should handle these issues sensitively as the associated myths may offend some students. For further information to support these facts students should visit the following websites: Worksheets to download Facts about Indigenous People (rtf File) Get a player/reader for this file here Resources Needed
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Indigenous people get the same unemployment benefits as other Australians. Indigenous people need their own medical services. Indigenous education programs address disadvantage. Our backyards are safe from Indigenous land claims. The 'stolen generations' affect every Indigenous family
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Copyright Acknowledgement Facts about Indigenous people derived from As a Matter of Fact1999 ATSIC Date: 13 October 2000 |
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