Intercultural understanding

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

• appreciating and understanding the diversity and importance of cultural expressions, including language, literature, painting, music, performance, and oral traditions
• respecting and understanding cultural protocols, including intellectual and cultural property rights
• contributing to the reconciliation processes through increased linguistic and intercultural competence
• appreciating that the long‑term maintenance of [Additional Language] is of great importance and contributes to the national identity of all Australians
• understanding the importance of ecological understanding for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
• reflecting on how others make meaning from what they say and how they make meaning from what others say.