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Title:Aboriginal literacy kit
Author:NSW Board of Studies. Aboriginal Curriculum Unit
Abstract:This kit focuses on the importance of language, its varieties and its relationship with students' Aboriginal identity. Contents- Aboriginal English- a linguistic discussion of Aboriginal EnglishThe way we learn-strategies for teachersThe way we speak- guides for teachers for understanding the use of Aboriginal English Otitis media- an outline of hearing damage caused by Otitis Media "glue ear" which affects up to 90 % of Aboriginal students Children's stories- Robin's plum duff -- The gilla (the moon) -- Rak Niwili --Gami's place -- Why the emu cannot fly -- Mud cakes at the mish -- Did the fox make friends when he came to Australia?
Date:1995

Title:Aboriginal studies: framework and guidelines K- 12
Author:Department of Education and the Arts (Tas)
Abstract:A set of four booklets designed to enable schools to develop Aboriginal programs at all levels. The guidelines meet nationally- agreed specifications.
Date:1995

Title:Australians against racism: testimonies from the anti-apartheid movement in in Australia
Author:O'Donnell, P & Simons, L
Abstract:The stories of twenty five key anti-apartheid activists. Recount of the demonstration, boycotts, political negotiations and death theats that characterised their years of struggle. By examining the links between the anti-apartheid activism and the struggles of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, this book also challenges the reader to reflect on Australia's Reconciliation process.
Date:1995

Title:Battles small and great : the first twenty years of the Racial Discrimination Act
Author:Race Discrimination Commissioner
Abstract:History of the Racial Discrimination Act, racism, race relations, and government policy in Australia.
Date:1995

Title:Bein' with you this way
Author:Nikola, L & Bryant M
Abstract:A story in rap mode about a girl, who goes to a park and draws together her diverse friends for an afternoon of fun and play. Regardless of differences in their physical appearances - straight hair, curly hair, brown eyes, blue eyes; light skin, dark skin - they all enjoy doing the same things and being in one another's company.
Date:1995

Title:Beyond black and white: the many faces of Australia
Author:Park, A; Fox, S & Clark, S
Abstract:A collection of photographs of contemporary Australians.
Date:1995

Title:Black England: life before emancipation
Author:Gerzina, Gretchen
Abstract:Traces the long history of the socio-political concept of race, the practices of racism and slavery in England as well as the counter-racist and emancipation actions of individuals and movements which resulted.
Date:1995

Title:Caravanserai: journey among Australian Muslims
Author:Deen, H
Abstract:This book explores the evolving identity of Australian Muslims. It chronicles the everyday stories of ordinary people; a wedding, Ramadan, Lakemba's youth, settlement and migration, religious practices, and the problems of young people straddling two worlds.
Date:1995

Title:Celebrating diversity
Author:Kane, S; Cavanagh, D & Gilbert, J
Abstract:Teaching resource of primary level lesson ideas for celebrating diversity in English, maths, arts and society andenvironment .
Date:1995

Title:Celebrating diversity: building self-esteem in today's multicultural classroom
Author:Siccone, F
Abstract:Written specifically to help teachers build self esteem in students and encourage them to appreciate cultural diversity, this book consists primarily of classroom activities with emphasis on self identity, cultural identity, individuality and cooperation.
Date:1995

Title:Challenging racism
Author:Welsh, A & Quilliam, S
Abstract:This book gives students opportunity to explore and where necessary change their perception of people from different cultures. It aims to help students go beyond judging others superficially, and to encourage students to be open minded and sensitive to the feelings of others in their speech and action, as well as developing their confidence and skills in dealing with difference.
Date:1995

Title:Children just like me
Author:Kindersley, B & A
Abstract:Produced for the 50th anniversary of UNICEF, this book, suitable for middle to upper primary students, describes and celebrates children from around the world.
Date:1995

Title:Comprehensive multicultural education: theory and practice
Author:Bennett, Christine
Abstract:A detailed discussion of the issues of multicultural education including multicultural schools, multiculturalism, ethnic groups, curriculum reform, assimilation and pluralism, cultural diversity and its effects on teaching and learning, culture and learning styles. Also includes extensive lesson plans and teaching guidelines.
Date:1995

Title:Equity in Schooling
Author:Department of Education and the Arts
Abstract:A policy statement requiring that all schools and colleges provide all students with equitable access to the benefits of education irrespective of their sex, culture, linguistic background, race, location, socio-economic background or disability.
Date:1995

Title:Ethnic youth minority in Australia: challenges and myths
Author:Guerra, C & White, R
Abstract:This book explores issues relevant to ethnic minority young people in Australia, including gender, ethnicity, justice, sport, sexuality and mental health. It details specific case studies of youth experiences as well as the programs and campaigns which address issues in education, welfare and community action.
Date:1995

Title:Families and cultural diversity in Australia
Author:Hartley, R
Abstract:This book surveys the characteristics of family of some key groups in contemporary Australian population- Aboriginal, Ango-Celtic, Chinese, Vietnamese, Filipino, Greek, Italian, Latin American and Lebanese. It provides an examination of the differences between recent and older migrant groups, the choices families make in response to changing social and economic environments and how this affects the relations between husbands, wives, parents and children, and older peoples and their adult children.
Date:1995

Title:From many places: the history and cultural traditions of South Australian people
Author:
Abstract:The stories of the history, cultural traditions and community activities of peoples who have migrated to South Australia, and who identify themselves by their ethnic origin.
Date:1995

Title:How young children perceive race
Author:Holmes, R
Abstract:An examination of the social and psychological theories on the development of the concept of race in children.
Date:1995

Title:I come from (series)
Author:
Abstract:History, general information and daily life of various countries told in the voice of a child who has left the country.I come from Vietnam, I come from Somalia, I come from Bosnia, I come from India, I come from China, I come from Palestine, I come from Kurdistan, I come from Romania
Date:1995

Title:Immigration
Author:Sima, P; Coan, S; Levin I; Goldfluss K
Abstract:A teaching resource for primary teachers on the themes of migration.
Date:1995

Title:In fairness to children : working for social justice in the primary school
Author:Griffiths, M
Abstract:Written by a full-time teacher, this book highlights opportunities to work for fairness for all children and teachers. Using case studies drawn from city and rural, large and small schools, with ethnically mixed and predominantly white pupil populations - experiences of harassment, curriculum content, trips and topics, management and home-school links are discussed. The author argues the importance of quality and equality in race, class and gender in primary school work.
Date:1995

Title:In their own voices: teenage refugees [from Bosnia-Herzegovina, Cambodia, China, Iran and Russia] speak out series
Author:
Abstract:Teenagers tell their stories of growing up and adapting to life in America as refugees.
Date:1995

Title:Invasion and resistance: untold stories - Aboriginal voices in Australian history
Author:Aboriginal Curriculum Unit
Abstract:Resources that provide a picture of Australia's past from a predominantly Aboriginal perspective. The kit directly supports the History Years 7-10 Syllabus for NSW schools.Contents- Discovering Australia's Aboriginal history (video)The myth of terra nullius: invasion and resistance (book)I give you this story: life stories and the telling of Aboriginal history (book)Talking Lapa: a local Aboriginal community history of La Perouse (book)Invasion and resistance: untold stories, teachers handbook (book)
Date:1995

Title:Kids, customs and culture: a teaching resource for years 4- 6
Author:Vyrthlik, J
Abstract:Project to explore children's understanding of family and cultural identity, through use of journal, video, discussion and drawing. A record of the original project undertaken by the Powerhouse Museum, and class activities for undertaking similar projects.
Date:1995

Title:Managing Diversity in the Western Australian Public Sector - Policy Statement
Author:
Abstract:A policy statement that is concerned with maximising the potential of all employees within an organisation in order that the organisation can better meet its core business goals. This is broader than, but consistent with, equal employment opportunity programs that have traditionally focused upon the needs of individuals.
Date:1995

Title:Meeting the educational needs of Aboriginal adolescents
Author:Groome, H & Hamiilton, ANational Board of Employment, Education and Training
Abstract:Though finding a general lack of success in many schools in recognising and meeting the needs of their Aboriginal students this report did uncover much success. These successes stress the importance of identity, community, supportive emotional and physical environments as well as relevant curriculum .
Date:1995

Title:Muurrun Series - A big day; Guess what!; The secret; What do you play?; Let's rap
Author:Bishop, M & Evans, A
Abstract:A set of books, illustrated with photographs, about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in everyday life in urban, rural and remote settings. Teacher's book emphasises the principle of effective learning through the use of language in life-like situations which relate to their own experience.
Date:1995

Title:People and customs of the world
Author:
Abstract:A celebration of the world's rituals and customs. This book looks at the richness and variety of people's beliefs, and shows how they all come from the same basic human needs and reactions.Contents: rites of passage, harvesting and home, living with the gods, feasts and festivals.
Date:1995

Title:Racial and ethnic identity: psychological development and creative expression
Author:
Abstract:An examination of the development of racial and ethnic identity. Also considers the use of identities for combating stereotypes, for coping with racism, for community, and for creative expression.
Date:1995

Title:Racism: a kit prepared by Austcare Education Section
Author:
Abstract:Teachers notes - What is racism? - Further resource material -Youthpower - Booklet: Schools & teachers under apartheid - Leaflets: All about Austcare - Refugees 13 questions and answers.
Date:1995

Title:Racism and anti-racism in real schools: theory, policy, practice
Author:Gilborn, D
Abstract:Explores three questions: How are race and racism implicated in education policy and practice? What does effective anti-racism look like in practice? How can teachers and school students be encouraged to think about their racialised assumptions and actions?
Date:1995

Title:Racist violence: report of the National Inquiry into Racist Violence in Australia
Author:Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission
Abstract:The report provides statistical, legal, political and historical information on racist violence in Australia. The evidence collected details the violence against Aborigines, violence on the basis on ethnic identity, and violence against people opposed to racism. The report considers directions for change including legal measures and strategies for housing, workplaces, the media, community relations and education.
Date:1995

Title:Resource guide for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies
Author:
Abstract:Annotated list of resources for use across the curriculum for Years K to 12 for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies. Also offers guidelines for presenting materials to Indigenous students by non-Indigeneous teachers.
Date:1995

Title:Same difference
Author:Hyde, M
Abstract:The stories of the experiences and concerns of five teenagers in the different cultures of Vietnam, Korea, Nepal,Indonesia and Australia.
Date:1995

Title:Science and technology
Author:Rowe, J
Abstract:An examination of the ancient origins of science and technology. Includes discussion of the Chinese inventions of gunpowder and the compass, the ancient Greek's measurement of the earth, and the dispelling of the myth of Columbus discovering the world was round.
Date:1995

Title:Should we burn Babar? essays on children's literature and the power of stories
Author:Kohl, H
Abstract:The title essay, a consideration of Babar the elephant, raises the question of what to do with a charming and widely-loved book whose messages, nonetheless, need to be challenged. Also included in this volume is Kohl's essay on Rosa Parks, in which Kohl points out the subtle, but real, racism inherent in the usual telling of the Rosa Parks story and offers another, more truthful version entitled "She Would Not Be Moved." Throughout, Kohl provides new perspectives on well-known children's stories highlighting instances of racism, sexism, and condescension that detract from the tale being told. He provides strategies for detecting bias and offers powerful ideas for better ways to tell children stories.
Date:1995

Title:Social change and cultural transformation in Australia
Author:Jamrozik, A; Boland, C; Urquart, R
Abstract:This book aims to look beyond the rhetoric of multiculturalism, and examine social and cultural changes in Australia since the 1940s. Entries include immigration and cultural diversion, diversity and class inequality, religious diversity in a Christian country, monocultural resistance to change, cultural transformation and the new educated middle class.
Date:1995

Title:State of the nation: a report on people from non-English speaking backgrounds
Author:Federal Race Discrimination Commissioner; Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission
Abstract:This report describes the experiences of Australian people of non-English speaking backgrounds, and was commissioned to provide information into the progress and effect of the Racial Discrimination Act, to identify systemic discrimination and suggest ways this can be addressed. The focus areas of the study are employment, education and training, health and crime and justice.
Date:1995

Title:Teaching in a diverse society
Author:Grossman, H
Abstract:An examination of the issues involved with the teaching of a diverse student population, and practical suggestions for supportive teaching.
Date:1995

Title:The Coolbaroo Club
Author:Coolbaroo Club
Abstract:Looks at the history of the Coolbaroo Club in Perth and its role as a meeting place and a community focus for the local Aboriginal Community. Also highlights postwar race relations in a city which practiced unofficial apartheid, submitting its Aboriginal population to police harassment, identity cards, fraternisation bans, curfews and bureaucratic obstruction.
Date:1995

Title:The Dreaming
Author:
Abstract:A selection of animated Dreaming stories from around Australia for primary students. Tape 1- introduction, to gain understanding of the Dreaming, and its significance for education. Tape 2- interviews with and information about the story tellers.
Date:1995

Title:The first multicultural resource book: for middle level and senior students of Australian society
Author:Pagone, M; Rizzo, L (eds)
Abstract:Comprehension questions, activities and projects concerned with changing values of Australian society, its origins and the development and dynamics of contemporary multicultural Australia.
Date:1995

Title:The myth of terra nullius: invasion and resistance - the early years
Author:Butler, Kevin
Abstract:Designed to support the NSW history syllabus years 7 -10, this book takes an issues based approach to the early years of Aboriginal resistance and colonial intrusion. The module examines three key aspects: the interaction between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people, invasion and its "killing times" and Aboriginal resistance.
Date:1995

Title:Tolerance: a resource guide for schools
Author:
Abstract:This teaching resource for middle secondary students aims to develop students' awareness of tolerance and their contribution to promoting tolerance.
Date:1995

Title:Under the skin: combating racism in Queensland schools
Author:Education Queensland
Abstract:This package for teachers aims to unravel some of the complexities of racism, and provide strategies for schools to address issues of racism.
Date:1995

Title:Ways of life: Eastern cultures, Indigenous cultures, Australian cultures, Middle Eastern cultures, European cultures
Author:
Abstract:This series shows how deep social ties of language, diet, and religion, establish culture and tradition. How these have developed often across national boundaries, and how they effect everyday living.
Date:1995

Title:Whole School Anti-Racism Project (WSARP) resource books
Author:
Abstract:The kit gives an account of the Whole School Anti-Racism Project that was implemented in two groups of school communities in NSW. The four resource books include a description of the activities of the school communities, suggested strategies, articles on anti-racism and the planning guide to assist schools in evaluating their own anti-racism programs.
Date:1995

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