What do I say? How to handle harmful comments in class
Whether it’s a comment rooted in misinformation, stereotype or prejudice, inappropriate language can appear in any classroom. How we respond matters.
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The Key to Better Conversations: How to Talk When It’s Hard to Listen
We can help students build the skills for safer, stronger conversations.
An Historic Moment: Treaty passes in Victoria
On Friday 31st October, the first Treaty with Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander peoples was passed into law in Victoria. Why is this significant, and what does it mean?
“So, what’s Australia like?” An international student’s perspective
Hear Mariana’s story of cultural differences she experienced between Mexico and Australia.
Want a More Peaceful Classroom Now? Start with Conflict
For young people to truly understand peace we need to teach them about conflict.
Five things to consider before, during and after NAIDOC Week
From meaningful acknowledgement and genuine engagement, to being mindful of tokenism. Here are 5 ways to mindfully acknowledge this NAIDOC Week.
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