5D - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ways of knowing Flashcards

(24 cards)

1
Q

what does country refer to?

A

all entities that exist in a universe

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what entities does country include

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human entities, and more than human entities such as water, plants, skies, stars, seasons and tides.

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3
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connection to country

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connection to counrty is lik a connection to family, it is a life long relationship

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4
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what do aboriginal and torres strait islander cultures rely on land for?

A

sustenance and shelter

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5
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how do aboriginals and torres strait islander people treat country?

A

as a family member. a living breathing entitiy captured in stories, music and culture.

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6
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country is considered to be..

A

the centre of everything

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7
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what is a system of knowledge

A

the way that learning occurs

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the aboriginal and torres strait islander system of knowledge means that… (2)

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  • knowledge and skills are based on interconnected social, physical, and spiritual understandings
  • these understandings inform survival and contribue to a strong sense of identity
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how are aboriginal and torres strait islander systems of knowledge developed?

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by communities working together and sharing traditional expertise

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10
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how are aboriginal and torres strait islanders informed (knowledge)?

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  • by culture. the system determines who can learn what knowledge.
  • by ancesteral knowledge eg. dreamtime stories that contain information about specific valued, rules, laws, traditions
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aboriginal and torres strait islander systems of knowledge contain ….

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highly connected information

eg. learning to hunt includes learning about weaponry. background is on the animal iits feeing and breeding patterns and grounds, its predetors, its role in the ecosystem.

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aboriginal and torres strait islander systems of knowledge are … on country

A

patterned (created) on country

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13
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what does patterned on country mean?

A

that the system of knowledge is created on country

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14
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what are the stories on the country?

A

songlines

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15
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what can exist in the landscape?

A

knowledge

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16
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what does kinship mean

A

a person’s responsibilities towards other people, the land and natural resources.

17
Q

where is learning embedded?

A

in relationships

18
Q

how do other people relate to one and other and their surroundings?

A

through kinship

19
Q

learning is embedded in relationships (4)

A
  • knowledge is deeply interconnected
    -learning is embedded within country
  • learning is holistic
  • learning involves understanding the relationships between all things: living, spiritual, ancestral
20
Q

what does holistic mean

A

looking at the whole picture, not just one part.

21
Q

what does multi modal systems mean?

A

means that learning for aboriginal and torres strait islander peoples occurs through a range of methods

means using a variety of methods

22
Q

songlines

A

an english word that refers to the sung stories that hold knowledge of country

23
Q

how are stories told on country?

A

by physically walking counrty and learning the stry thats written within the land

24
Q

how can stories be told or sung?

A

gestures, dance, drawn symbols, paintings and carved or woven objects