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Australian Students Would Learn About Invasion of First Nations Peoples Under Proposed Curriculum Changes

Australian Students Would Learn About Invasion of First Nations Peoples Under Proposed Curriculum Changes
Advocates say the changes, now open for public consultation, would lead to “justice and healing.”
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Australia would make lessons about the history of European invasion on First Nations People compulsory for all school students under proposed curriculum changes, the nation’s independent Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) revealed. ....

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Australia's school curriculum: what are the proposed changes, and what's the fuss about 'invasion'?

Australia’s school curriculum: what are the proposed changes, and what’s the fuss about ‘invasion’?
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On Thursday, the body in charge of reviewing what Australian students are taught released hundreds of pages of proposed changes to the curriculum.
Among the many suggestions, the education minister, Alan Tudge, singled out for criticism the references to Australia’s colonisation by the British and the use of the word “invasion”.
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The Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority released its proposed revisions to the curriculum after a review of the core knowledge and skills taught from kinder to year 10. ....

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Newly Proposed Curriculum Faces Harsh Criticism For Removing the History of the Western World and Democracy

Newly Proposed Curriculum Faces Harsh Criticism For Removing the History of the Western World and Democracy
The newly proposed changes to the Australian curriculum, which removes references to the nation’s democratic and Christian heritage, have been strongly criticised by experts and educators, with some calling the proposed changes “radical left-wing.”
The Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (ACARA) revealed its proposal yesterday to increase the amount of content on culture, history, and perspectives of indigenous Australians throughout the Australian curriculum.
Bella d’Abrera, director of the Institute of Public Affairs’ (IPA) Foundations of Western Civilisation Program, called for Prime Minister Scott Morrison to reject the “radical” new curriculum. ....

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Australia's school curriculum: what are the proposed changes, and what's the fuss about 'invasion'?

Australia's school curriculum: what are the proposed changes, and what's the fuss about 'invasion'?
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'We're ecstatic': Indigenous educators welcome proposed changes to educational curriculum

First Nations kids could learn about the impacts of colonisation and invasion in their classrooms for the first time under proposed changes to the national schooling curriculum.
The Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority released draft changes to a broad range of subjects in the national curriculum including English, Science, Math, and the Humanities.
The changes stem from a review by an ACARA Indigenous advisory group which found “outdated” ideas did not reflect calls for truth-telling and inclusive language, including broadening terminology to include First Nations Australians as well as Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders.
The review called for greater recognition of the connection to Country, land and seas and the impact of colonisation, dispossession, with the refresh comparing and examining existing curricula in New Zealand, British Columbia, Singapore, and Finland. ....

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