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Co-creating Curriculum with International Partners and Students
Purpose: To co-create curriculum resources for work-integrated learning with international partners and students that reflect in their constitution the values of collaboration, intercultural sharing and respect for other people’s ways of knowing.

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    • About

      • Project Team
      • Reference Group
      • Partner Organisations
      • Co Creation Stories
      • Communication Items
  • Teachers
    • Team Building and Group Reflection
      • Exploring Values
      • Human Gun Tiger
      • Sharing the Personal Journey
      • Short Icebreaker Activities
      • Islands of Hope and Hopelessness
      • Giving & taking in relationships
      • Toxic River
    • Children's Wellbeing and Empowerment
      • Child Protection
      • Deconstructing the Concept of Childhood
      • Empowering Children
      • Additional Readings and Resources
    • Workplace Cultures
      • Unpacking stereotypes
      • Understanding culture
      • Alcohol
      • Supervision
      • Dress code
      • Time
      • Participation in community events
      • Food
    • Creating Videos for Community Advocacy
      • Digital storytelling
    • Developing Reciprocal Relationships
      • I don't get it! So what?
      • Mapping student-partner reciprocity
      • Mapping processes and outcomes
      • Developing Relationships
    • Challenging Perspectives
      • What is poverty?
      • The Danger of a Single Story
      • Questioning what we think we know
      • Role play
      • Understanding trauma
      • How did I get here?
  • Students

    • Student Advice

      • Dress Code
      • Top 3 Things to Take
      • Pre-departure words of Advice
      • Tips for building relationships (all partners)
      • Working with Peru’s Challenge in Peru
      • Working with Bahay Tuluyan in The Philippines
      • Working with Restless Development, India
      • Working with PACOS Trust in Sabah, Borneo
      • Working with Restless Development, Chennai, India

    • Additional Resources

      • Children’s Wellbeing and Empowerment
      • Global Citizenship
      • Reciprocity
      • The Experience of Poverty
      • Voluntourism
  • Contact

Galtha – an indigenous Yolngu concept as inspiration

galtha – an Indigenous Yolngu concept as inspiration


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