Indigenous Pedagogy - 8 Ways of Pedagogy

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[@annmclean4804]

Wow thanks for this content! You're so inspirational!

[@becardern7649]

Thanks Olivia! Glad to help

[@annmclean4804]

Are you going to continue producing content? Do you have any guidance for my cheeseboard project? EDUC is so hard!

[@projectworks7500]

in what ways?

[@CrispyHulk1]

Of course you don't provide examples of how to apply the framework in real life scenarios.

[@g.gg.g4539]

This is a simple thing, they just had to overcomplicated

[@CrispyHulk1]

@@g.gg.g4539 It feels like the framework is specially designed to ‘sound smart’ at the surface level, but its creators are unable to give any further information to assist when applying it in the learning environment. The framework exists because teachers clearly need guidance to implement its content... but the framework fails to explain how we can implement it with examples.

[@Zozano]

@@CrispyHulk1 It's a framework designed to pander to Indigenous people who complain about the western styles of teaching being too restrictive for their culture, thing is, it's the same damn pedagogy in a different wrapper, there is nothing unique about this.

[@mojoagogo4518]

@@Zozano god I hope your not a teacher