Story is Science: Creating inclusive classes using Indigenous Research Methodologies

Curious about bringing Indigenous science into your classroom?

Discover how to create inclusive and powerful learning experiences by incorporating Indigenous ways of knowing, being, and doing into your class.

Join us for this free webinar designed for educators and explore Indigenous Research Methodologies. It's about taking a strategic approach to scientific inquiry, and offers a valid, dynamic, and future-focused way of teaching science.

You'll pick up practical strategies, classroom-ready resources, and a deeper understanding of how to embed these methodologies into your teaching practice.

While this session is open to all, it is particularly relevant to science educators, especially those who teach Years 3, 4, 6, 7, 9, and 11.

To make this session even more impactful, we encourage you to also consider CSIRO’s Cultural Considerations eLearning modules, designed for educators. This free course provides guidance on building relationships with local Indigenous communities and inclusive, culturally aware learning environments.

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• Free

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Topics covered in the Story is Science webinar:

• What is the Indigenous Research Methodology?
• How to apply the Methodology in your classroom
• Getting started with resources

Curriculum links:

This session ties easily to a variety of curriculum areas including:

• Science Inquiry Skills
• Science Understanding (especially biological sciences and earth and space science)
• Science as a Human Endeavour
• Cross Curriculum Priority – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Histories and Cultures

If you have any queries, please don't hesitate to contact us at education@csiro.au. We hope to see you there!

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