UNIT 3, AOS2 - Dot point 3 (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander approaches to learning) Flashcards
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What does learning within a system look like?
Knowledge and skills are based on interconnected social, physical, and spiritual understandings, and in turn, inform survival and contribute to a strong sense of identity.
What is an example of a system of knowledge?
the 8 ways of learning.
What is the 8 ways of learning framework?
Story Sharing – Learning through stories and narratives.
Learning Maps – Visual learning using diagrams, maps, and symbols.
Non-verbal – Learning through observation, hands-on experience, and non-verbal cues.
Symbols and Images – Using symbols, art, and images to teach concepts.
Land Links – Connecting learning to the land, place, and environment.
Non-linear – Learning in a flexible, circular, or non-sequential way.
Deconstruct/Reconstruct – Breaking down concepts and rebuilding understanding.
Community Links – Learning connected to community and real-life contexts.
What is the significance of Country to learning?
Country is a teacher. It supports learning by connecting people to land, culture, and community. Learning on Country is hands-on, meaningful, and helps memory by linking knowledge to place and stories.
