Regional Teacher Professional Learning: Visual Arts for Cultural Expression & Inspiration
Event description
Sonya Rankine guides educators through this hands on workshop that focuses on using reclaimed 'ghost ropes' to create contemporary woven artworks, a technique that can be applied to any age range and skillset. In Sonya's individual practice, she uses ghost rope weaving to explore traditional Aboriginal art making techniques in a contemporary way. Sonya uses this hands on approach to demonstrate ways educators can teach students about First Nations art in a culturally safe environment. Sonya encourages students and educators to create their own unique artworks that are not appropriating or replicating First Nations culture, but are safely engaging in the ideas, stories, and techniques used.
A certificate of professional learning will be provided. This professional learning workshop will support you in demonstrating the following AITSL Australian Professional Standards for Teacher: 2.4, 2.1, 2.2, 3.2
Bookings are essential.
Important Booking Information
This Carclew in Schools program is supported by the South Australian Government through the Department for Education. This event is generously subsided for Department for Education teachers.
Bookings are prioritised for teachers employed by the Department for Education and must be made with your Department for Education email address.
Places may be offered to Independent and Catholic Education teachers. To be on the waitlist, please book using your school email and select ‘Wait List: Independent/CESA Teachers’ ticket. We will be in touch if places become available.
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