This 1.5-hour webinar from Grounded in Country invites educators to explore meaningful, respectful, and practical ways to embed Aboriginal perspectives in HASS and HSIE (Human Society and Its Environment) teaching.

Presented by Baihe Butcher, the session offers firsthand Aboriginal insights alongside ready-to-use classroom lessons and resources. Participants will see specific, practical examples of how to integrate Aboriginal histories, cultures, and knowledges while respecting cultural protocols and moving beyond tokenistic approaches.

Activities and strategies shared will be mapped to the Australian Curriculum, helping educators meet curriculum objectives while fulfilling policy requirements for embedding Aboriginal perspectives in HASS.

During the webinar, we will explore:

Using local histories and stories to engage students meaningfully
Incorporating Aboriginal voices and perspectives through storytelling, interviews, and guest collaborations
Understanding and applying cultural protocols across different regions
Practical lesson examples and resources ready to implement in your classroom

This session equips educators to build confidence, deliver authentic learning experiences, and foster deep student understanding of Aboriginal perspectives, grounded in respect, context, and lived experience.

What's Included?

Participants will also receive a special set of Political History Didge Ya Know Cards valued at $34.95, delivered to their door prior to the session.

*Note, resources can be shipped within Australia only.

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