Teaching Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures professional learning

Learn new ways of teaching Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories and cultures through interrogation and analysis of objects and digital primary sources.

Object handling and inquiry learning create entry points for students to explore the narratives of history, allowing them to engage with new concepts and multiple perspectives.

Experience how the power of objects can demonstrate the commonalities between diverse peoples and provide a bridge to understanding. Experiment with classroom techniques and strategies that empower students and deepen connectivity and relevance.

Three hours of TQI/NESA accredited professional development

Digital sessions:

2 sessions (1.5 hours each)

Delivered via Zoom

Cost $20 per person

Please note, by selecting the first date of the session, you are automatically enrolled in the second session.

If your circumstances change and you are unable to attend one or both sessions, please contact education@nma.gov.au and a member of the Education team will be able to assist.

Upcoming dates
Digital professional learning will take place over two 90-minute sessions.
Wednesday 26 August and 2 September 2020, 3.30–5pm (3 hours total)
Wednesday 14 and 21 October 2020, 3.30–5pm (3 hours total)
Monday 2 and 9 November 2020, 3.30–5pm (3 hours total)
Wednesday 25 November and 9 December 2020, 3.30–5pm (3 hours total)

We can also accommodate staff groups from individual schools.