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Funds of knowledge and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander gifted students

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Abstract

Using a 'Funds of Knowledge' approach, this session will focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander gifted students. Notably, participants will be introduced to some of the varied ways that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples understand giftedness. They will also consider the practices and process that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples use to develop gifts into talents. From this base, participants will explore identification protocols and provision options that draw on the gifted Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander student's Funds of Knowledge. Participants will also be asked to reflect on the role of the school in supporting the development of 'cultural gifts' for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students.

Original languageEnglish
Pages51-65
Publication statusPublished - 2022
EventGifted and Talented Education Symposium 2022 - Griffith University, Online Event
Duration: 27 May 2022 → …

Conference

ConferenceGifted and Talented Education Symposium 2022
CityOnline Event
Period27/05/22 → …

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Languages

  • N230 YOLNGU MATHA

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