Intercultural understanding

In this subject students extend and apply their intercultural understanding capability by, for example:

• developing and extending understanding of the diversity of Aboriginal peoples’ identities and experiences
• exploring Aboriginal peoples’ ongoing resistance and survival to understand the impact on diversity, identities, and achievements
• appreciating and understanding the diversity and importance of Aboriginal cultural expressions, including language, literature, painting, music, performance, and oral traditions
• communicating the significance of Aboriginal cultural expressions
• respecting and understanding cultural protocols including intellectual and cultural property rights
• establishing informed attitudes about how the past influences the present and the future
• acknowledging and applying understanding of narratives and accomplishments as told by Aboriginal peoples
• participating in a range of community activities such as festivals and events.