Possum Skin Pedagogy

'Women Drumming' by Annette Sax, Taungurung artist.

Course Overview

Course length:
1 day

Possum Skin Pedagogy: A Guide for Early Childhood Practitioners is grounded in the wisdom of Victorian First Nations Elders and knowledge holders.

It explores seven key narratives that form a framework for embedding authentic First Nations perspectives in early childhood education. Each narrative highlights the cultural significance of possum skins for First Nations people in both historical and contemporary contexts across south-eastern Australia.

This guide is designed to support educators in moving beyond tokenistic approaches and walking alongside First Nations peoples as genuine allies in the Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) sector.

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The Narrative of Journey and Healing 

The Narrative of Ceremony/Spirituality

The Narrative of Aboriginal Literacy

The Narrative of Nature

The Narrative of the Family

The Narrative of Science and Technology, Continuity and Change

The Narrative of Recreation

The Narrative of Allyship



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