Date: 4/03/2023 20:24:16
From: ms spock
ID: 2002568
Subject: CSIRO Indigenous science website

Worth a read…

CSIRO Indigenous science

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Date: 4/03/2023 20:27:17
From: ms spock
ID: 2002571
Subject: re: CSIRO Indigenous science website

This new ACDS website led by Angela Ziebell (Monash University) and researched by Krystal De Napoli (Monash University), aims to give tertiary science educators a starting resource in their quest to incorporate Indigenous knowledges, pedagogies, and perspectives in their teaching.

Indigenous Science Teacher Resources

There is so much available these days. I am genuinely surprised that some forum folks don’t know about them.

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Date: 4/03/2023 20:33:04
From: Kothos
ID: 2002578
Subject: re: CSIRO Indigenous science website

ms spock said:

This new ACDS website led by Angela Ziebell (Monash University) and researched by Krystal De Napoli (Monash University), aims to give tertiary science educators a starting resource in their quest to incorporate Indigenous knowledges, pedagogies, and perspectives in their teaching.

Indigenous Science Teacher Resources

There is so much available these days. I am genuinely surprised that some forum folks don’t know about them.

That’s awesome.

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Date: 4/03/2023 20:36:36
From: ms spock
ID: 2002583
Subject: re: CSIRO Indigenous science website

Kothos said:


ms spock said:

This new ACDS website led by Angela Ziebell (Monash University) and researched by Krystal De Napoli (Monash University), aims to give tertiary science educators a starting resource in their quest to incorporate Indigenous knowledges, pedagogies, and perspectives in their teaching.

Indigenous Science Teacher Resources

There is so much available these days. I am genuinely surprised that some forum folks don’t know about them.

That’s awesome.

It is Kothos! There’s so much out there now. I am not up with the latest.

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Date: 4/03/2023 23:18:32
From: Kothos
ID: 2002686
Subject: re: CSIRO Indigenous science website

Here’s an interesting one:

Humans may have raised cassowaries 18000 years ago by stealing eggs and hatching them. Because the birds were too dangerous to hunt.

https://www.popsci.com/humans-raise-cassowary-new-guinea

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